Sentence examples for that modification from from inspiring English sources

Thus, we speculate that modification from G to m7G might occur at the anticodon wobble position of tRNASer in Mytiloida mitogenomes.

These results imply that DTPA absorption is directly related to liquid absorption, consistent with increased rates of airway surface liquid absorption in the CF airway, and that modification of liquid absorption from osmotic therapies might be detectable through DTPA absorption measurements in vivo.

Venezias 6.6 cm anti-aircraft gun was replaced with a 37 mm anti-aircraft gun of Italian manufacture; apart from that modification, the ship served in her original configuration.

This is the first example of an NAD analog that alters the substrate specificity of a dehydrogenase and, like site-directed mutagenesis of proteins, establishes that modifications of the coenzyme distance from the active site can be used to alter enzyme function and substrate specificity.

Animals contain a single Ogt enzyme and also a single enzyme, O-GlcNAcase (Oga), that removes the modification from nucleocytosolic proteins (Gao et al. 2001).

According to the Threatened Species Scientific Committee, their versatility means that habitat modification from destruction is not seen as a major threat to the species.

Matsuyama et al. [23] proposed that the modification from G to 7-methylguanosine G (m7G) at the anticodon wobble position enabled the AGG codon to be decoded.

We expect that also mono-ADP-ribosylation is a reversible process and therefore postulate that enzymes exist that can remove this modification from a substrate.

The genetic composition of the current human gene pool, including those genes that are implicated in human illness, has arisen via descent with modification from that of ancestors.

Surface plasmon resonance analysis demonstrated that modifications resulting from the chemical treatment did not appreciably affect recognition of epitopes by both toxin A- and B-specific neutralizing monoclonal antibodies.

The Emerald Lake and Blue Lake records suggest that anthropogenic ecosystem modification from extensive logging during the mid-1800s resulted in historically unprecedented forest structure and composition.