Dubbed dipeptide repeat (DPR) proteins, these molecules don't normally appear in humans and should be prone to clumping, the scientists concluded.
Ideally, she should be prone to quip-making, should be mostly apolitical (or at least have straightforward, digestible political opinions), and should be consistent in her mood or beliefs.
The zinc-deficient WT SOD1 and some of its mutants should be prone to form visible aggregates in vitro upon treatment with ascorbate (ascorbic acid, Asc) or/and copper salt compared with the WT holoprotein [42], [45].
An appropriate indicator compound should be prone to oxidation in ESI, and two forms should be detected by MS, a reduced and an oxidized form.
Appropriate indicator molecules should be prone to oxidation in ESI, and the reduced and the oxidized form should be detectable by MS. Amodiaquine, reserpine, morphine, and melatonine were shown to represent suitable indicator molecules.
Consequently, unmated males should be prone to invest more in courtship (Molina and Christenson 2008), for the same reason why unmated males are more aggressive during fights with rivals.
Theoretically, HCC should be prone to inhibition of angiogenesis because it is a highly vascular tumor, and hypervascularization is an essential characteristic of HCC, closely linked to carcinogenesis and progression.
For selecting an appropriate indicator compound, the following criteria were defined: (1) the compound should be prone to oxidation in ESI, (2) the redox chemistry should be simple (only one dominant oxidation reaction should occur), (3) the compound and its oxidation product should be detectable by ESI-MS, (4) the compound should be synthetic, and (5) the reagent costs should be low.
You should be prone for the best results.
But why the body should become more prone to these pressures in the first place is much debated.
