| Phosphorothioate modification was obtained using tetraethylthiuram disulfide for 15 min at room temperature as recommended by Applied Biosystems. |
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| Toxicology experts testified that the animals had succumbed to carbon disulfide poisoning. |
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| The finish contains molybdenum disulfide, making for a very slick, smooth finish. |
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| One mutation, C282Y, disrupts an intramolecular disulfide bridge and renders the protein nonfunctional. |
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| At 50 mM reductant, some disulfide formation remains as revealed by the persistent dimer band. |
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| The native structure of lysozyme contains both a-helical and beta-sheet domains, including four disulfide bonds. |
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| When cysteine mutations are performed on the participating residues, spontaneous disulfide bond formation is observed. |
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| Exposure to industrial or environmental chemicals such as carbon monoxide or carbon disulfide can also have this effect. |
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| Gold surfaces are functionalized by stable dithiocarbamate ligands when exposed to carbon disulfide and secondary amines. |
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| Cellulose xanthate is produced from wood cellulose in reaction with sodium hydroxide and carbon disulfide. |
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| A recent variation on the latter assumes disulfide reshuffling as the mechanism of polymerization. |
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| There was a previous radiation study of ricin, a dimeric molecule linked by a single disulfide bridge. |
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| It does not dissolve in water, although it does dissolve in many organic liquids, such as benzene, chloroform, and carbon disulfide. |
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| The disulfide bonds form during the process of secretion from the cell in the endoplasmic reticulum. |
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| In this paper, we synthesized a covalent dimer of alamethicin that was N-terminally linked by a disulfide bond. |
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| Most of the free probe had dimerized via disulfide bond cross-linking, yielding a spectrum with five lines and alternating linewidths. |
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| Methyl sulfonyl methane is a source of organic sulfur, an important component of disulfide bonds in the laminae. |
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| This tertiary structure is stabilized by salt bridges, intramolecular hydrogen bonds, and four disulfide bridges. |
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| Well-known covalent immobilization involves the formation of disulfide, imine, or amide bonds. |
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| The evolution of protein disulfide isomerases presents a difficult but important phylogenetic question. |
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| Neither allotrope dissolves in water, but both dissolve in organic liquids, such as benzene, carbon tetrachloride, and carbon disulfide. |
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| Cysteamine enters the lysosomes by a specific transporter and converts cystine to cysteine and cysteine-cysteamine mixed disulfide. |
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| This simply demonstrated that the reduction procedure cleaved interchain disulfide bonds in most of the molecules. |
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| It has been proposed that the dimer intermediate contains interchain disulfide bonds. |
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| In this study, we have introduced two inter-subunit disulfide bridges with one point mutation. |
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| On storage, the enzyme dimerizes due to disulfide formation. |
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| After the alkali cellulose has aged, carbon disulfide is added to form cellulose xanthate, which is dissolved in sodium hydroxide. |
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| It is only slightly soluble in water, but it dissolves in many organic liquids, such as alcohol and carbon disulfide, to which it imparts a distinctive purple color. |
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| Xanthate, any of a class of organic salts formed by treatment of an alcohol with carbon disulfide in the presence of an alkali. |
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| Furthermore, during encystation, Giardia must secrete cyst wall proteins, which are cross-linked by disulfide bonds and are needed for survival in the external environment. |
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| The great stability of keratin results from the numerous disulfide bonds of cystine. |
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| Enzymatic digestion of most proteins is facilitated after denaturation and alkylation of disulfide bonds. |
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| Pour remaining detergent solution into the glass beaker and pour into the bottle transferring remaining molybdenum disulfide in the process. |
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| In case of very unfavourable installation situations, separating agents such as dry sprays based on molybdenum disulfide or Teflon can be used. |
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| Add a small amount of the detergent solution to molybdenum disulfide to form a paste. |
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| In addition, a further intra-chain disulfide bridge is present within a chain. |
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| A double mutant was designed to introduce a new disulfide bridge into the enzyme. |
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| The disulfide bridge connecting the chains is positioned in the shared MG domain. |
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| Reduction of the disulfide bridge results in destabilization and an altered thermal denaturation behavior. |
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| Therefore the N-terminal disulfide bridge increased both kinetic and thermodynamic stability almost equally. |
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| Human insulin is reported to be degraded by insulin protease or insulin-degrading enzymes and possibly protein disulfide isomerase. |
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| Mobilgrease XHP 462 Moly is an extreme pressure grease containing molybdenum disulfide that provides protection from wear under pivoting and other conditions that lead to lose of oil film. |
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| A more controlled elimination reaction is the Chugaev elimination with carbon disulfide and iodomethane. |
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| The alkali cellulose is next converted to cellulose xanthate crumb by reaction with carbon disulfide. |
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| Validation was performed with a mixture of heptane, butan-1-ol, pentanal, pentan-2-one, ethyl propionate, dimethyl disulfide, butanoic acid, 1,2-dimethylbenzene, and octanal. |
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| They are based on alkaline reducing agents that swell the hair and break the disulfide bonds. |
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| In 1892 English chemists Charles F. Cross and Edward J. Bevan patented viscose, a solution of cellulose treated with caustic soda and carbon disulfide. |
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| Human and animal studies on the ototoxic effect of carbon disulfide from occupational exposure as well as human studies on its interaction with noise are not conclusive. |
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| Connected cysteines indicates the predicted disulfide bridge formations. |
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| Under these conditions, the proteins that do not form disulfide bond electrophorese identically in both dimensions and form a diagonal after the second dimension. |
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| Carbon disulfide levels were also elevated on the site of Prospec Chemicals, Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, which uses the compound on-site as a feedstock for xanthates. |
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| Secondly, AMPs having one disulfide bond which pack into a loop structure having a tail e.g., bactenecins and esculentins. |
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| The 15 chemicals at issue are acetone, anthracene, barium, beryllium, carbon disulfide, 4-chloroaniline, diazinon, fluoranthene, manganese, methyl ethyl ketone, nitrate, nitrite, phenol, pyrene and silver. |
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| Similar interchain disulfide bonds have been found in the immunoglobulins. |
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| One was identified as molybdenum disulfide. |
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| Place 50 grams of molybdenum disulfide into a clean, dry 1 L glass beaker. |
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| The coupling agents used in the experiments were bistriethoxysilypropyl tetrasulfide, disulfide silane and mercaptosilane. |
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| New Z412 pins have a low-friction molybdenum disulfide coating over the company's standard nitrided pin. |
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| Diamide, a new reagent for the intracellular oxidation of glutathione to the disulfide. |
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| The scrubber will cut carbon disulfide emissions by about 20 percent and hydrogen sulfide emissions by as much as 90 percent. |
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| Dicronite DL-5 modified tungsten disulfide is a permanent mold release that can be applied to molds at licensed facilities worldwide. |
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| Effects of disulfide bond formation on N-linked glycosylation and secretion. |
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| A posttranslational cleavage by host-derived enzymes generates 2 polypeptides that remain linked by a disulfide bond. |
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| The denaturation of whey protein promotes intermolecular disulfide bond formation. |
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| Initially, researchers thought the bond might be a disulfide bridge, a link between two sulfur atoms. |
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| It is also helpful to have an even number of cysteines for disulfide bridge formation. |
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| Insulin is derived from a larger single chain precursor protein, proinsulin which contains 81 amino acids and three disulfide bonds. |
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| Tungsten disulfide is a dry-film lubricant that reportedly provides a lower coefficient of friction than PTFE, molybdenum disulfide, or graphite under most conditions. |
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| Despite the enormous number of disulfide combinations possible, LDLR oxidative folding leads to a single native species with 30 unique intradomain disulfides. |
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| It thermally decomposes into disulfide and elemental sulfur. |
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| The use of three types of columns enabled the resolution of the early eluting sulfur compounds, such as hydrogen sulfide, methanethiol, carbon disulfide and dimethyl sulfide. |
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| Technetium forms a dioxide, disulfide, diselenide, and ditelluride. |
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| Toluene, n-hexane, methanol, chloroform and carbon disulfide were selected as solvents for extracting hydrocarbons from the decarbonated and silicate-free oil shale. |
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| The enzyme glutaredoxin utilizes a disulfide oxidation-reduction mechanism to detoxify free radicals and is one way organisms have evolved to handle oxidative stress. |
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| Lead disulfide and lead diselenide are only stable at high pressures. |
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| Disruption of the disulfide linkages of the hair fiber occurs with both UV exposure and relaxing and can modify the mechanical properties of the hair, affecting its integrity. |
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| Currently, he is examining the chemical creation of curls in the lab, which depends on disulfide, or sulfur-sulfur, bonds found within hair's protein molecules. |
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| The subunits are connected via an interchenar disulfide bond which can be easily broken in the absence of reducing agents as shown by SDSPAGE electrophoresis. |
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| Molydag products are heavy duty and based on molybdenum disulfide to separate yet lubricate surfaces under pressures, according to the literature. |
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| The fourth variant incorporates all of the above changes and two additional site-specific mutations, T22C and S87C that form a stabilizing disulfide bridge. |
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