Sentence examples for ability to dissociate the from inspiring English sources

An alkaline solution was found to completely remove the antibody against GEN (AbGEN) from the chip, but it exhibited limited ability to dissociate the antibody against CAP (AbCAP).

A series of betamethasone 17α-carbamates were designed, synthesized, and evaluated for their ability to dissociate the two main functions of the glucocorticoid receptor, that is, transactivation and transrepression, in rat cell lines.

PEDF's ability to dissociate the receptor dimer was demonstrated using three independent techniques.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07432.004 Having found that NC2 stabilized the Mot1 TBP DNA NC2 complex, we tested if Mot1 had the ability to dissociate the TBP DNA NC2 complex.

Furthermore, Drp1 loss caused cell death in cerebellar and most midbrain DA neurons, which challenges our ability to dissociate the specific effects of Drp1 loss on mitochondrial function from other non-specific changes that accompany cell death.

Being the president of the United States requires the ability to dissociate one part of the self from other parts -- but so does being you or me.

I seemed to have lost the ability to dissociate, to look beneath the surface and ask the old question, which is, in the simplest terms: what is actually going on here?

In particular, mutants of the tyrosine residues (Tyr218/219 and Tyr) that mediate Munc18c-PTP1B interaction lacked the ability to dissociate from syntaxin4 upon insulin stimulation demonstrating the importance of these tyrosines in regulating Munc18c interactions.

YqeH interaction with single (ssRNA) and double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) was assayed using Electrophoretic Mobility Shift Assay (EMSA) to examine its ability to dissociate dsRNA (strand dissociation activity) and to promote association of complementary ssRNAs (annealing activity).

"What saved them was the ability to dissociate, to move outside their bodies," Abitbol said.

The disulfide linkages are chemically labile in nature and have the ability to dissociate in response to various disulfide-reducing agents, especially, glutathione [10 12].