The phrase "a molecular template for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts to describe a structure or model that serves as a guide for the formation of molecules.
Example: "The researchers developed a molecular template for the synthesis of new compounds that could enhance drug delivery."
Alternatives: "a molecular model for" or "a molecular framework for".
Our insights into the molecular mechanism of remodeling the nuclear envelope for viral nuclear egress provide a molecular template by which nucleo-cytoplasmic transport can occur.
Many studies and reviews on the topic of neurodegenerative diseases with LBs are organized as if "molecular template" for αS and its spread along "structural template" are unequivocally coupled to provide a direct mechanism to explain the progressive clinical and pathological nature of these disorders.
These studies reveal the mechanism of action of TLQP-21 and provide molecular templates for designing agonists and antagonists to modulate C3aR1 functions.
Compounds derived from medicinal plants have served as molecular templates for propriety drugs that are now used worldwide.
Insects, as a rich source of AMPs, attract great attention of scientists in both understanding the basic biology of immune system and searching molecular templates for anti-infective drug design.
Insects, as a rich source of AMPs, attract great attention of scientists in both understanding of the basic biology of the immune system and searching molecular templates for anti-infective drug design.
The structure was solved by molecular replacement using PDB entries 2C23 14-3-3β 14-3-3β 14-3-3β toxin) anda search model.21,29 The resulting structure (Supplementary Table 1) served as a molecular replacement template for all following data sets.
In addition to iron, a DMP molecular template was also introduced to AFeC to create special molecular imprinting affinity for DMP.
Recently, we have developed the first prototype of an automatic machine for solid-phase synthesis of MIP nanoparticles using a reusable molecular template [5].
