Preposition: of

• chlormequat: A total of 8 samples of Spanish carrots were tested for residues of chlormequat.

• pesticide: Action: PSD Three UK samples contained residues of pesticides which are not approved for use on pears in the UK.

Converse of object

• conserve: We are investigating the role of conserved residues in proteins.

• contain: None of the samples tested were found to contain residues.

• remove: Rinse any collected plants with water to remove any residue that may be on them.

• leave: Pour away any extra excess fat from the tray leaving all residue behind.

Adjective modifier

• oily: The fuel is more completely burned and does not leave an oily residue as paraffin does.

• sticky: It leaves sticky residues that are not easy to remove from the contact surfaces.

• n-terminal: The 100 N-terminal residues are found to be necessary for transport through the membrane to be effected.

• amino-acid: The modification, known as phosphorylation, occurs at a single amino-acid residue in H2AX known as a serine.

• aspartic: In aspartic peptidases, the water molecule is directly bound by the side chains of aspartic residues.

• sialic: Neuraminidase ( NA ) treatment alters the glycocalyx by removing terminal sialic acid residues.

Modifies a noun

• diffuser: Quadratic residue diffuser In this case, the longest wells in the diffuser were replaced by shorter, active equivalents.

• centroid: The residue option uses residue centroids calculated from the currently selected atoms for the calculation.

Noun used with modifier

• pesticide: In 2003, the average level of pesticide residues in Delhi samples was 34 times above the same BIS standard.

• cysteine: The two Fe ions are each coordinated by two conserved cysteine residues.

• amino: In order for the correct bonds to be made, amino acid residues alone may be insufficient.

• histidine: The turn provides a hydrophobic environment for the zinc ion and the three ligating histidine residues at the catalytic centers of the enzymes.

• lysine: In the present case index I will refer to our particular cationic nitrogen in our particular lysine residue in our particular protein Target molecule.

• tyrosine: It commonly also contains a tyrosine residue that is important for catalysis.