adduct

IPA: ˈædʌkt

Examples of "adduct" in Sentences

In that case CH3O2 reacts with NO2 to form an adduct CH3O2NO2 .
These researchers reported that at the non-permissive temperature, the cell lost the histone H2A-ubiquitin adduct.
DNA radioactivity was essentially in a single different adduct base, different from the normal bases present in DNA.
With extraordinary effort I can move my right hand a little and can adduct my left arm some six inches across my chest.
It takes the masses from CE-MS and compares to an in-house metabolite database, and of course takes into account common adduct products and isotopes.
These bases can be chemically modified in a number of ways, including by alkylation, in which an alkyl group (or "adduct") is transferred onto a guanine base.
At that time Alex was studying the role of mono-ubiquitination of histones (for the histone-ubiquitin adduct H2A known also as protein A24 or uH2A, see above).
Researchers speculate that this results when ellagic acid forms adduct (from Latin, “drawn toward”) with DNA, thus masking binding sites to be occupied by the carcinogens.
The adduct "stores" CH3O2, but the bond between the CH3O2 and the NO2 moities a convenient way of designating the molecular units is weak, and collisions can break it, thus the tight loop.