«Blue holes bring forgotten chemical element back on stage: UNIGE chemists have uncovered a new
bond formation for chemical catalysis that is based on antimony.
Not exact matches
We were intended to provide milk
for our children (I realize that not everyone can, so don't go all defensive on me) and breastfeeding contributes to strong
bond formation between mother and child.
Elongation factor P binds to the ribosome so as to position the initiator transfer RNA
for the first
bond formation.
EF - P facilitates the proper positioning of the fMet - tRNAifMet
for the
formation of the first peptide
bond during translation initiation.
When making new C - C
bonds, palladium gives you a mixture, so I'm hoping to find new catalysts
for C - C
bond formation that give you only one or the other.
And it shows that simple oxide materials like alumina can trigger carbon - carbon
bond formation from methanol derivatives, thus opening new avenues
for the upgrading of methanol into long chain hydrocarbons.»
A collaboration between researchers from KEK, the Institute
for Basic Science (IBS), the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), RIKEN, and the Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute (JASRI) used the SACLA X-ray free electron laser (XFEL) facility
for a real time visualization of the birth of a molecule that occurs via photo - induced
formation of a chemical
bonds.
«It is an extreme challenge
for the C - N
bond formation directly from graphite and nitrogen.»
What's more, the p45 protein was able to bind to the specific region in the p75 protein that is critical
for the
formation of the p75 pair, thus decreasing the amount of p75 pairs that
bond to inhibitors release from myelin.
Russell said, «Together, these converging findings supported our central hypothesis, which not only provides a distal explanation
for the trust that straight women place in gay men, but it also provides novel insights into previously unidentified contexts that facilitate the
formation and strengthening of this unique
bond.»
The hormone progesterone is known to contribute to the
formation of social
bonds, which have many adaptive benefits
for humans.
BOND OF LIFE A link between nitrogen and sulfur atoms (bond shown in green) helps hold together protein strands (yellow and white) that create a cellular scaffold essential for tissue and organ format
BOND OF LIFE A link between nitrogen and sulfur atoms (
bond shown in green) helps hold together protein strands (yellow and white) that create a cellular scaffold essential for tissue and organ format
bond shown in green) helps hold together protein strands (yellow and white) that create a cellular scaffold essential
for tissue and organ
formation.
Professor Mark Dadds, of the UNSW School of Psychology, says previous research suggested that oxytocin — a hormone with powerful effects on brain activity linked to the
formation of social
bonds — could have benefits
for children with the disorder.
This approach might then be coupled to traditional strategies
for covalent
bond formation.»
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In addition, we report data
for the first time from a light - induced transient state between the S3 and S0 states, which opens the window
for elucidating the mechanism of oxygen - oxygen
bond formation that occurs between these two states.»
Cyanides, and most especially methyl cyanide, are important because they contain carbon - nitrogen
bonds, which are essential
for the
formation of amino acids, the foundation of proteins.
For example, the
formation of inappropriate inter-chain disulfide
bonds between FPs blocks Golgi complex - localized fusions from properly exiting the ER and fluorescing (see Figure 2)[5].
The dotted lines represent distances
for the
formation of hydrogen
bonds.
His group revealed also a long overlooked decomposition pathway of zinc alkylperoxides via homolysis of the O - O
bond which is responsible
for the
formation of oxo complexes.
The Richelsons» prolific writings naturally led to the
formation of Scarsdale Investment Group Ltd., a registered investment adviser, which generally limits its activities to the design and supervision of
bond portfolios
for individual investors.
Here, high pressure studies show that force constants of iron
bonds increase with pressure similarly
for silicate and metals suggesting interplanetary isotopic variability is not due to core
formation.
The deal is the first of its kind
for Bond Dickinson and involves the
formation of a joint mangement team with representatives from both sides.
The firm is widely regarded
for its ability to handle cross-border transactions, often advising stellar international clients such as Unilever, HSBC and Engie on complex matters, with particular experience this year in
bond issuances, credit facility
formations, farm - out agreements and civil lawsuits.
The nonapeptides, OT, and AVP, have been implicated in the regulation of social recognition and the display of prosocial / proximity - seeking behaviors — processes important
for the
formation of social
bonds — as well as the
formation of the
bond itself (reviewed by Insel, 1992; Dluzen et al., 2001; Young, 2002; Bielsky and Young, 2004; Winslow and Insel, 2004; Wacker and Ludwig, 2012).
Consistent early relationships and experiences are the foundation upon which all subsequent emotional development rests... [¶] Consistency in relationships
for infants is achieved through attachment — the
formation of an enduring emotional
bond with a primary or small number of stable, responsive, and sensitive caregivers.
To address exclusionary peer behavior, teachers set (and enforce) clear classroom rules
for social inclusion and arrange activities to facilitate the
formation of positive social
bonds.
A gender - specific mechanism
for pair
bonding: Oxytocin and partner preference
formation in monogamous voles