| The biogenesis of microtubules in the cell comprises a series of complex steps, including protein-folding reactions catalyzed by chaperonins. |
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| Hydrolysis of an isocyanide is catalyzed by acid but not by alkali and the result is an amine. |
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| Pre catalyzed lacquers have the catalytic agent added to the lacquer at the factory. |
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| This catalyzed the retrieval of these women as theologians-not simply as saints honored for their piety or mystics gazed upon with curiosity. |
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| Chemical digestion consists of numerous chemical reactions catalyzed by enzymes in saliva, gastric juice, pancreatic juice, and intestinal juice. |
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| This conversion is catalyzed by the ATP requiring enzyme, pyridoxal kinase. |
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| Finally, the singlestrand religation reaction catalyzed by the enzyme is decreased, resulting in a stabilized covalent protein-DNA complex. |
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| Glucose is catalyzed to form gluconic acid by the glucose dehydrogenase or glucose oxidase reagent. |
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| Pyruvate is first decarboxylated to produce acetaldehyde and carbon dioxide, catalyzed by pyruvate decarboxylase. |
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| Aspartate can also be formed by deamination of asparagine catalyzed by asparaginase. |
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| This reaction is assisted or catalyzed by the hydrogen ion, a substance plentiful in acid solutions such as wines. |
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| The second pathway, present only in the liver and kidney, uses betaine as the methyl donor and is catalyzed by betaine homocysteine methyl-transferase. |
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| Apparently, only after sodium has catalyzed the transferal of the phosphate to the enzyme can it be transported from the cell. |
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| Tree farming, catalyzed by conservation efforts, is now the most valuable agricultural activity. |
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| Nearly all of this light is produced by the oxidization of the molecule luciferin, a reaction catalyzed by the enzyme luciferase. |
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| This project developed guidelines for commercial production of beach plum, assembled germ plasm for future crop improvement, and catalyzed a growers advisory committee. |
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| The polymerization of ribonucleotides during transcription is catalyzed by the enzyme RNA polymerase. |
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| The carboxylation reaction is catalyzed by acetyl CoA carboxylase, an enzyme whose prosthetic group is the vitamin biotin. |
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| In bacteria, azo-dye degradation is often initiated by reductive azo compound cleavage catalyzed by azo-reductases. |
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| In each case, he observed a direct relationship between the velocity of the catalyzed reaction and the concentration of the catalyzing substance. |
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| That work catalyzed a revolution in porphyrin chemistry and it just expands every year. |
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| Once each clump grew to about 500 metal atoms, the platinum catalyzed its own growth and formed large, branching sheets that spread over the surface of the liposomes. |
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| As a result, sulphides catalyzed the exterior surface of the pipe, promoting the absorption of atomic hydrogen into the steel wall of the pipe. |
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| It catalyzed investment in Canadian manufacturing, employing local tradespeople and engineers. |
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| Few people realize how much the pepper has catalyzed changes in culture, in business and in the kitchen. |
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| Advances in communication technology and systems of distribution have catalyzed this trend. |
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| In addition, it took account of the transformations that Actoras de Cambio had catalyzed among women. |
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| What is certain is that the city diplomacy activities catalyzed and accelerated the existing local processes. |
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| It forms in the liver from the metabolism of catalyzed cocaine, and is excreted in the urine. |
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| Second, a large number of temporary foreign workers have been recruited to fill the job shortage catalyzed by the boom. |
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| The human rights-based approach to programming also catalyzed a debate on needs-based versus rights-based programming. |
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| Indeed that may have catalyzed action this week vs. next month, or next year. |
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| Only in hard-line East Germany did change come from outside and below, catalyzed by grassroots protests. |
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| The interconversion of the bifunctional enzyme is catalyzed by cAMP-dependent protein kinase, which in turn is regulated by circulating peptide hormones. |
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| When catalyzed with money, governmentium becomes administratium, an element that radiates just as much energy, since it has one-half as many peons but twice as many morons. |
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| The twelth step is conversion of geniposidic acid to bartsioside, which is catalyzed by a decarboxylase enzyme. |
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| The Particulate Reactor? employs a proprietary catalyzed tortured path wire mesh substrate that reduces particulate matter by at least 50 percent. |
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| We noted how local action eventually catalyzed the formation of national and international networks for the defense and promotion of workers' rights. |
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| Community empowerment and the participation of children and youth are cornerstones of the current programme, and the structures of the BFCI and the GFSI catalyzed strong participation among parents. |
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| This finds support from absorption spectrophotogram revealing AKR17A1 catalyzed NADPH dependent degradation of butachlor in vitro. |
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| But they do hope the film has catalyzed the children to get an education. |
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| Iron bound to C particles catalyzed the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide to generate hydroxyl radicals. |
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| Often, an epic moment in the history of a social praxis is catalyzed by catastrophes like the one we are experiencing, particularly those that permit fundamental changes in attitudes and social behaviour. |
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| After ATP has donated a phosphoric acid molecule to the substrate, the phosphoric acid can be reacquired in a second stoichiometric reaction catalyzed by a second enzyme. |
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| The reaction is catalyzed by a strong base and a transition metal oxide co-catalyst. |
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| This digest summarizes the recent achievements in transition metal catalyzed reductive C C sigma bond cleavage to give C H bonds by hydrogenolysis. |
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| The stereospecific condensation of these two units is catalyzed by the enzyme strictosidine synthase as shown in Fig. |
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| These reactions are catalyzed by Lewis Acids and are the mechanism by which the resin reaction proceeds. |
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| Most cross-linking reactions, such as polyol-polyisocyanate reactions that take place during the formation of polyurethane coatings, are also catalyzed. |
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| Since heterogeneously catalyzed reactions occur on the surface of the catalyst, the rates of such reactions are proportional to the accessible surface area of the catalyst. |
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| Although the Principles are limited to project finance, they have catalyzed a process inside and outside banks that is merely the beginning of an effort to embed human rights into their core processes. |
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| The emergence of 2.0 technologies has catalyzed the decentering of information authority and thrown into question the notion of discrete, bounded information resources. |
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| Further research revealed those points of deflection to be upwell areas, a discovery that catalyzed the establishment of commercial fishing in the area. |
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| That's because most of the myriad chemical reactions that take place in our bodies, and in all living things, are catalyzed by these molecular movers and shakers. |
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| For reactions catalyzed by retaining glucosidases, charge buildup and ring distortion are thought to be important features of the transition state. |
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| Refolding of mature subtilisin BPN' is extremely slow unless catalyzed by the independently expressed prosegment, leading to a bimolecular complex. |
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| Internal-mix resin-roller impregnator mixes resin and catalyst at the roller and introduces catalyzed resin inside the perforated roller, where it is evenly distributed. |
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| The conversion of urea to ammonia catalyzed by enzymes called ureases. |
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| This development has been catalyzed by a highly crosslinkable SBS grade, allowing for new application development and market opportunities, according to the company. |
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| The advanced cross-liking technology in Valspar's Catalyzed Water-Based Wall Epoxy delivers excellent washability and resistance to chemicals and stains. |
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