The phrase "a dissociate" is not correct in standard written English.
The term "dissociate" is typically used as a verb, while "dissociation" is the noun form.
Example: "The therapist explained that it is common for individuals to experience dissociation during traumatic events."
Alternatives: "a separation" or "a disconnection."
Upon encountering an inhaled bacterial pathogen, SP-A dissociates from the phospholipid membrane and binds to the microbe by calcium dependent ligation of surface bacterial glycoconjugates, including lipopolysaccharide.
Without assuming a discontinuous interface and a sudden decrease of pressure, the sediment is divided into a dissociated zone, a dissociating zone, and an undissociated zone.
When APE1 was present, it would recognize and cleave AP site in AP-S1S2, thus producing a dissociated pyrene-labelled oligonucleotide segment.
First, a guideline for designing a dissociated jerk-limited profile (DJL) based on simple and pragmatic Finite Impulse Response (FIR) filtering methodology is presented.
In dense hydrogen transport membranes, whether ceramic or metallic, molecular hydrogen must be catalytically dissociated on the retentate-side membrane surface to allow transport of hydrogen through the bulk membrane in a dissociated form.
Results are also presented for the calculation of a plane two-dimensional flow, at hypersonic speed, of a dissociating gas around a blunt nosed body.
A free-electron laser enables precise tracking of electron movement between segments of a dissociating molecule.
These results are compatible with the concept that CpdA represents a dissociating GR ligand.
This corroborates the model that CpdA indeed acts as a dissociating GR-ligand in vivo in the treatment of EAE.
Gel-filtration analysis revealed an asymmetrical peak, the shape of which suggests the presence of a dissociating oligomer.
