How To Use Monovalent In A Sentence
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- Adsorbed tetanic toxoid, monovalent, vial with ready to use solution.
Chapter 4
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Although the most common anion formed by oxygen is monatomic, oxygen can also form diatomic ions known as peroxides and superoxides (monovalent).
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Why for instance does the use of two different monovalent salts, potassium thiocyanate and potassium chloride, produce such different results?
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These channels appear to be plasma membrane-located and non-selective, being permeable to both monovalent and divalent cations.
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Our observations support the claim that monovalent or divalent cations are not necessary to polymerize G-actin into F-actin.
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The phenyl group is a monovalent organic radical, derived from benzene.
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The resulting dimer forms an ion channel in lipid membranes that is selective for monovalent cations only.
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Because the Born energy is the square function of the charge, the barrier height is expected to be four times larger for divalent ions than for monovalent ions, and orders of magnitude greater for polyvalent ions.
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Thus, the competition between monovalent and divalent cations acts only on the DNA sites and does not act on the mica sites.
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Furthermore, as opposed to its corresponding normal counterpart, the sentence with the locative subject receives an additional valency element, which in turn makes the monovalent verb bivalent.
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Thus, the competition between monovalent and divalent cations acts only on the DNA sites and does not act on the mica sites.
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These viruses have been studied as monovalent, bivalent and trivalent formulations and consist of live viruses that induce minimal symptoms and replicate poorly at temperatures found in the lower respiratory tract.
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This assumption is generally verified in colloid science and has been precisely verified for our material only at low concentration of monovalent salt.
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In the experiments presented here, the amount of monovalent and multivalent ions was precisely controlled, as well as the method of preparation of the samples.
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These thermodynamic models predict that there is significant lateral redistribution of both monovalent and multivalent charged lipids in response to the membrane association of oppositely charged proteins.
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The hydrophobic fourfold channels, in contrast, present large energy barriers for both monovalent and divalent ions, practically insurmountable for the latter.
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Fully deprotonating both acidic residues would appear to totally alter the selectivity of the channel, making it more suitable for divalent ions than monovalent ones.
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The main physical effect described by this relation is the sensitivity of lipid enrichment to valence, i.e., the increased concentration of polyvalent lipids compared to that of monovalent ones in the adsorption domain.
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Samples were pre-incubated with various concentrations of chloride salts of the monovalent cations and then assayed using the standard procedure.
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Although the most common anion formed by oxygen is monatomic, oxygen can also form diatomic ions known as peroxides and superoxides (monovalent).
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These proteins also formed ion channels in lipid bilayers and were selective for monovalent cations.
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A comparison of the effect of monovalent counterions and bivalent counterions is a subject of our future work.
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In place of the structure of the neutral atom we are left with the structure of the corresponding monovalent, divalent, or trivalent atomic ion.
Johannes Stark - Nobel Lecture
