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Both reactions are possible, and likely are catalyzed nonspecifically by the same mixed function oxidase.

Nonspecifically bound components are less strongly bound than the specific bound ones.

Coomassie blue (also brilliant blue) nonspecifically stains proteins a strong blue colour.

Such control signals tell which probes on the array were hybridized correctly and which bound nonspecifically.

These drugs act nonspecifically.

Whatever Caulfield's nonspecifically transcendentalist antecedents may have been, they weren't Presbyterian pragmatists.

Guar gum retards ice crystal growth nonspecifically by slowing mass transfer across the solid/liquid interface.

Owing to its similarity to S-containing methionine, selenomethionine is taken up nonspecifically and becomes part of yeast protein.

This nonspecifically bound C5 remains firmly attached, although it may be specifically utilized as a source of C5 by an ongoing complement reaction.

Higher concentrations result in the toxin absorbing nonspecifically to the lipid bilayer and forming large, Ca permissive pores.

Rather than suppressing the immune system nonspecifically, as corticosteroids do, they target the responses of individual [types of] immune cells.

In aqueous condition, the fluorescence of Sypro Orange is strongly quenched by water, and they bind nonspecifically to hydrophobic surfaces.

Polygodial's primary antifungal action is as a nonionic surfactant, disrupting the lipid-protein interface of integral proteins nonspecifically, denaturing their functional conformation.

By acting as reminders, the organizer points out explicitly "whether already established anchoring ideas are nonspecifically or specifically relevant to the learning material" (Ausubel & Robinson, 1969, p. 146).

Dietary selenomethionine-containing plant or yeast protein can be also stored nonspecifically in animal protein, which can result in nutritionally useful selenium content in meat, milk, and eggs.

UDG scans DNA for uracil by nonspecifically binding to the strand and creating a kink in the backbone, thereby positioning the selected base for detection.

While including correlation in the models increases the scores for most physiologic RSS (Figure 3), assuming adjacent positions are correlated increases scores nonspecifically, raising the background scores (Figures 3, 4).

In most mammalian cells, shorter RNAs are used because long double-stranded RNA molecules induce the mammalian interferon response, a form of innate immunity that reacts nonspecifically to foreign genetic material.

The C-terminal domain (CTD), which encompasses amino acids 213-288, binds DNA nonspecifically and its interaction with NTD and CCD is required for IN 3'-processing and strand-transfer activities.

Homeodomains can bind both specifically and nonspecifically to B-DNA with the C-terminal recognition helix aligning in the DNA's major groove and the unstructured peptide "tail" at the N-terminus aligning in the minor groove.

Either specifically or nonspecifically, TC relay cells project specifically to organized areas of the cortex directly and nonspecifically project to large areas of cortex through the innervation of many interconnected collateral axons.

But Mr. Kunzru, whose English mother and Indian father bestowed upon him a nonspecifically exotic appearance that marks him as a potential native of about half the world's nations, had a secret weapon at his disposal, as recognizable an emollient as an American Express card: his English accent.