Sentence examples for a random library of from inspiring English sources

To validate PDLGO, we generated a random library of EstE, a multidomain esterase from Xanthomonas vesicatoria.

A random library of gene fragments derived from the classical swine fever virus (CSFV) envelope protein Erns was generated by DNAse I cleavage and cloned into a specially designed bacterial surface display vector.

Using phage display technology three variants were selected from a random library of the bilin-binding protein (BBP), a prototypic lipocalin, which exhibit binding activity toward the nonsymmetric phthalic acid ester.

A random library of target constructs is screened against a fixed bait protein to identify stable complexes.

In brief, the method involves the generation of a random library of potential producer strains of mevalonate grown in separate cultures, then they are removed via centrifuge and their spent media is moved to new cultures inoculated with the biosensor for mevalonate.

The results of this study show that the CGH approach with a random library of 7 different strains (8 isolates) is a powerful method for studying new or poorly characterized species such as those that belong to the E. cloacae complex.

Here, we present a new molecular evolution strategy, "all-in-one" in vitro selection, in which a collagen-binding VEGF (CB-VEGF) was directly identified from a random library consisting of random and VEGF sequences.

In this study, we performed selection of MDM2-binding peptides from a random library containing all of the possible sequences by dividing the selection process into two stages to obtain potent peptides.

Under these conditions, the number of trans-CIRs increased to 98.8% and 99.6% respectively, which is near the number of non chromosome 21 DNA fragments expected in a random library (about 99% of the genome).

In this study, we applied mRNA display to identify a highly optimized peptide that could disrupt the MDM2-p53 complex from a random library containing all of the possible sequences by dividing the selection process into two stages.

Third, comparing the coverage of a focused to that of a random library showed that the design based on a maximum number of scaffolds was superior to a limited number of scaffolds.