o oa ob oc od oe of og oh oi ok ol om on oo op or os ot ou ov ow ox oy oz

Перевод: obligate

[прилагательное]
обязательный; облигатный;
[глагол]
обязывать

Тезаурус:

1. The final chapter on social insect symbionts is devoted to obligate arthropod occupants of social insect nests; other symbionts, such as the digestive mutualistic symbionts central to the evolution of termites, receive no comment.
2. Important constituents of VLDL and chylomicra are three apolipoproteins, namely, apo- C II, C III 1 and C III 2, which may be either inhibitory (C III 1 and C III 2) or an obligate activator (C II) of lipoprotein lipase (Galton et al, 1982).
3. The end product of such a course of evolution is an obligate parasite that is inextricably linked to a particular host.
4. It is an obligate parasite with a complex life cycle.
5. The alteration was also seen in the 225-bp amplification product derived from lymphocyte RNA of the obligate carrier mother (Fig. 5 b ).
6. This was partly influenced by the recognition that she must be an obligate gene carrier as her brother (202), daughter (301), and son (304) were all known to be affected.
7. Two obligate gene carriers have died in their 70s without a bowel cancer or even bowel symptoms and a further case aged 55 years.
8. This highlighted their mother as an obligate gene carrier, and she then had the series of investigations outlined earlier.
9. It has long been known that phenylalanine hydroxylase deficiency exhibits a wide and continuous range of clinical and biochemical severity, varying from a symptomless disorder with phenylalanine accumulation only just greater than in obligate heterozygotes to a severely handicapping condition with plasma phenylalanine concentrations over 20 times normal.
10. This alteration was observed in the patient's mother and maternal grandmother (lanes 5 and 1, respectively), who are obligate carriers as both of them have had affected sons.
11. The aberrant pattern was also observed in patient B's maternal grandmother (an obligate XLA carrier).
12. Such complicated life cycles pose a problem for obligate parasites.
13. The obligate activator apo-C II has been shown to result in poor activation of lipoprotein lipase in vitro when present in very low or excess amounts in VLDL.