Meanings of sulfite in English

The most feasible method consists in the reduction of diazonium salts with sodium sulfite.

A combination of ground and sulfite wood makes the paper now used for news-print.

In the presence of sulfite, this signal transforms into a catalytic wave at similar potential.

Deletion of che1 causes cells to grow slowly on metabolites that require sulfite reductase activity.

The rapid addition of the diazonium salt solution to the sodium sulfite seems to be advantageous.

It is proposed that Arg-160 attracts the anionic substrate sulfite to the binding site near the molybdenum.

Similarly, if chloride is added before sulfite, the lpH species is formed instead of the blocked one.

The conserved cysteine is postulated to be a ligand of molybdenum in sulfite oxidase and nitrate reductase.

Genetic deficiency of sulfite oxidase results in neurological abnormalities and often leads to death at an early age.

Arginine 160 in human sulfite oxidase (SO) is conserved in all SO species sequenced to date.

The CT complex is formed at a kinetically competent rate by reaction with sulfide but not with sulfite.

Interactions between responses induced by neutral sulfite and acidic sulfate particles occurred, but antagonism rather than synergism was observed.

In humans, sulfite is generated endogenously by the metabolism of sulfur containing amino acids such as methionine and cysteine.

Using sulfite as a substrate mimic, the binding order was established, with the cofactor binding first and sulfite binding second.

In this study, we have investigated IET in sulfite oxidase using laser flash photolysis as a function of solution viscosity.

The sodium sulfite solution is placed in a 12-l. flask and cooled to about 5'0.