The phrase "alignment membrane" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, engineering, or technology, particularly when discussing components that help align or stabilize systems or structures.
Example: "The researchers developed a new alignment membrane to improve the accuracy of the optical devices."
Alternatives: "alignment layer" or "alignment film".
Douglas, S.M., Chou, J.J. & Shih, W.M. DNA-nanotube-induced alignment of membrane proteins for NMR structure determination.
For instance, alignment of membrane bound complexes allow the rotational search to be restricted to rotations around an axis parallel to a surface normal.
To test the prediction that Gas6 enhances MBP+ OL process alignment and membrane ensheathment of axons, co-cultures were treated with Gas6 for 14 days.
However, due to lack of data, the alignment of membrane proteins is typically performed with substitution tables optimized for soluble proteins.
Figure 5 compares the alignments of membrane specific tables to common alternatives.
The myotoxic mechanism for PLA2-like toxins has been proposed recently to be initiated by an allosteric change induced by a fatty acid binding to the protein, leading to the alignment of the membrane docking site (MDoS) and membrane disrupting site (MDiS).
Various approaches for modification based on polymer design, membrane alignment design, and optimization of processing are investigated to achieve higher-performance separators.
There is also a variable alignment of postsynaptic membrane densities and receptors; for instance, cochlear inner hair cell synaptic bodies are closely aligned with VIIIth nerve afferents [27].
This involves a number of highly regulated steps, including activation of myogenic genes, migration, cell cell adhesion and alignment, and finally membrane fusion.
Sun et al. showed that the tensile performances and the extent of parallel alignment in nanofibers membranes were enhanced obviously via poststretching handling.
