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• Since this construct does not catalyse lactose accumulation, it is unlikely that permease dimers oligomerize.

• This paper explores the significance of recorded music, as disembodied sound, in catalysing embodied musical experience and memory.

• It is a multi-functional protein that contributes to gene regulation through mediating promoter recognition and by catalysing modifications of the chromatin and other transcription factors.

• This extravagant idea was underpinned by a perception - catalysed by developments in communications technology - that the world was simultaneously shrinking and accelerating.

• In later stages of evolution, a group of enzymatic proteins, nucleic acid polymerases, has been selected to catalyse nucleic acid replication.

• Currently, nucleic acid synthesis inside the cell is a template-directed process catalysed by nucleic acid polymerases which constitute a group of very evolved molecules.

• The protein that catalyses the opposite step remains elusive.

• The autocatalysis makes the lefthanded, (respectively right-handed) polymers catalyse the production of left-handed (respectively right-handed) building blocks.

• For example, the enzyme catalyses the transfer of the terminal galactosyl residue of stachyose to a second stachyose molecule, yielding verbascose and raffinose.

• He is clearly exasperated by the dictator's failure to heed the hardships which catalysed the revolt and by the subsequent oppression.

• We need to act as a 'dating agency' between practice and academe to catalyse teams to carry out the work.

• Proteases catalyse the production of peptides and amino acids from a protein substrate.

• In contemporary music and arts practices, the previously distinct roles of composer and performer have become increasingly conflated, catalysed by the use of computer technology.

• The reactions in the flow are a set of homogeneous (gas-gas) reactions, while the surface catalysed reactions are heterogeneous (gas-solid).

• Any intermediate value refers to a partially catalytic material where the surface reactions are catalysed at a finite rate.