Sentence examples for A conjugation of from inspiring English sources

Besides the observed impaired biodistribution properties of high liver and spleen uptake in vivo when conjugating several fluorescent dye molecules per antibody, a conjugation of several dyes also results in a fluorescence quenching effect and thus a decreased overall fluorescence intensity, being detrimental to a successful in vivo NIR-FI of the target tissue [ 54, 57].

Each of these distinctions is expressed simply as a conjugation of the root word for vision.

Apparently all of nature, as the British scholar William Ralph Inge observes, "is a conjugation of the verb to eat".

Then came a conjugation of Mr. Jobim's melody: first with a lone flute and an upright bass, in octaves; then the trumpet section, in muted unison; then the saxophones, harmonized.

When she recalls for the audience the arduous process of translating "Karamazov," she confuses the four brothers with the "Three Sisters," a stumble that leads inevitably to the musical number "O We Gotta Get to Moscow!" Mrs. Garnett closes the proceedings by reciting a conjugation of the verb "to Karamazov".

In April, when Mr. Liporace visited New York, I asked for a dry run of his "Secuencia de la Vaca," or as I think of it, "A Conjugation of Cow".

In terms of design, we postulated that the first of the aforementioned three limitations, the number of bioconjugation steps, could be resolved via a single conjugation of a light-switch DNA intercalator to a structure-switching aptamer.

CDDP was conjugated to a biocompatible polymer hyaluronan (HA), with a conjugation degree of approximately 20% (w/w).

Given a conjugation ratio of 3 8 chromophore groups per dextran particle (Molecular Probes product information, 2003), the average concentration of cSNARF-1 in the calibration solution was 80 μM.

In this study, we have characterized the in vivo effects of a novel conjugation of oleic acid with an amphetamine derivative (OLHHA) in an animal model of genetic obesity.

Results In this study, the authors have shown that a novel conjugation of oleic acid with an amphetamine derivative (OLHHA) is effective for the treatment of NAFLD.