Sentence examples for activity characterisation from inspiring English sources

In all other eukaryotes, outside the kinetoplastids, DNA topoisomerase IB exists as a single fused protein, and the apparent fission in T. brucei was previously identified by sequencing and protein purification, and experimentally verified by catalytic activity characterisation of the protein pair, as well as genetic studies of essentiality of the genes encoding both subunits [ 34, 35].

Based on the OCM activity and characterisation results, a new pathway that describes the formation of active sites through the electron transfer between Ce4+/Ce3+and Li/MgO was proposed to help explain the improved OCM activity by using ceria doped Li/MgO catalysts.

This article describes the characterisation activities of the landing sites currently envisaged for the Lunar Lander mission of the European Space Agency.

The characterisation activities carried out in relation with the in situ test provide the information on material properties and test conditions required.

MG organised the MIMOSA 26 sensor characterisation activities as well as training sessions on sensor operations.

Sakthivel, S. et al. Enhancement of photocatalytic activity by metal deposition: characterisation and photonic efficiency of Pt, Au and Pd deposited on TiO2 catalyst.

Reference metabolites produced by P450 Bmutantsnts allowed the characterisation of activity and regioselectivity of metabolism of all three NSAIDs by thirteen recombinant human P450s.

This approach fulfils the strategies defined in the Polymer Therapeutics area as an exhaustive physico-chemical characterisation fitting activity output towards a novel molecular target that is described here.

In this article, we describe the CEUS technique in the evaluation of patients with CD, illustrate the sonographic findings and depict clinical CEUS applications, including the assessment of disease activity, evaluation of complications, characterisation of stenosis, monitoring the efficacy of drug treatments or detection of disease recurrence.

The aim of this study was to further clarify the relationship between adolescent NSP and physical activity using a detailed characterisation of physical activity and inactivity.

Here, we describe the characterisation and activity of HGS-ETR1, the first fully human, agonistic TRAIL-R1 mAb that is being developed as an antitumour therapeutic agent.