Sentence examples for toxic structures from inspiring English sources

Slowly, the Army adopted what the citizens groups praised as a safer approach — neutralization, in which water and other chemicals react with the deadly chemicals to undo their toxic structures.

Over the years, the United States has led the world in developing special furnaces that scrub out dangerous waste products, and it has created methods to react the material with water and other chemicals to permanently undo the toxic structures.

Additionally, it became indispensable for specific degradation of unnecessary or toxic structures: proteins, organelles, and intracellular pathogens [ 27].

It has been previously reported that some organophosphate insecticides require an oxidative biotransformation into more toxic structures that inhibit acetylcholinesterase, a process that is mediated by some P450 enzymes [ 50].

We conclude that the simplest explanation for the accelerated disease in mice generated from matings of Gurney WT and L126Z mice is that higher levels of WT SOD1 expression in Gurney WT mice simply increase the strength and frequency of interactions between WT and mutant proteins and thus increase the opportunities to produce toxic structures.

Similarly, although the genetic and pharmacological manipulation of polyQ aggregates in vitro and in invertebrate disease models has suggested that either the prevention of aggregate formation or their partition into less toxic structures can have beneficial consequences (5, 8– 12), the role that polyQ aggregates play in disease pathology remains unclear.

The rally in the markets means that even some of the more toxic structured products are now finding piecemeal buyers, and that capital is easier to raise.

This is consistent with a model in which Dna2 helicase makes a potentially toxic structure during DNA replication that is preferentially and coordinately processed by the Dna2 nuclease, but that can also be processed by Mre11 nuclease.

Subsequently, an additional binding event occurs with a cadherin protein, which favors further processing of monomers and induces conformational changes that generate an oligomeric toxic structure.

These breakthrough materials in nanomedicine, dubbed "ninja particles," are miniscule, non-toxic structures that biodegrade after accomplishing their mission so they don't build up in our bodies.

Promising tax-reform plans are now emerging, through the OECD, which would block the kind of toxic Luxembourg structures that have become routine in the tax planning playbook.