The phrase "a pulldown" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of user interfaces, referring to a dropdown menu or list that allows users to select an option.
Example: "To change your settings, click on the pulldown menu and select your preferred option."
Alternatives: "a dropdown" or "a drop-down list".
Next we applied a Concanavalin A (Con A) pulldown assay to test whether the glycans of secreted rhDNaseI are terminated by N-terminal mannoses, as described for endogenous secreted enzymes of Tetrahymena [ 30, 31].
For the 8-to-1 analog mux buttons, we added a pulldown resistor shown in Figure 2.
So maybe that explains why Kenneth L. Lay at Enron was blind to Fat Boy, Death Star and various other exotic forms of energy trading; he couldn't pull it all together with a pulldown menu.
To identify CSA regulating proteins, we stably expressed FLAG-tagged CSA in CSA-deficient patient cells (CS3BE-SV40), and performed a pulldown of CSA-FLAG followed by mass spectrometry (MS).
For the uninitiated, widgets are apps that run constantly on the phone's desktop (or on a pulldown screen as is the case with the iPhone), rather than sitting there waiting for you to activate them.
Select France on a pulldown screen and the modem will immediately adjust to the French phone system, so claim its makers.
Messenger RNA was isolated from total RNA via poly-A pulldown and subsequently transformed into a cDNA library using the Illumina TruSeq sample preparation kits.
Users can now view a pulldown-menu with a list of songs, and there's a similar pull down menu for playlists.
Additionally, we tested an enhancer identified via a p300 pulldown assay in the mouse forebrain (Visel et al., 2009).
Thus a peak is defined as region that contains significantly more reads from an experimental pulldown than from a negative control.
For example, a pullup is closed chain, while a Lat Pulldown is open chain.
