Sentence examples for an evolved variant from inspiring English sources

The new machine works using Coolwaves technology, which is an evolved variant of microwaves.

Indiscriminant administration of these agents could support proliferation of antiviral resistance in pandemic (H1N1) 2009 virus or an evolved variant.

Hence, using the same substrates as the wild-type enzyme, it is possible to generate an evolved variant enzyme that could catalyse the formation of a diastereoisomeric product (Scheme 4B).

These findings suggest that it, or a further evolved variant thereof, is a candidate for use as a component in specific immunotherapy against grass pollen allergy.

A newly evolved variant, rAAV2-retro, perobustretrograderograccesscess to projection neurons with efficiency comparable to classical synthetic retrograde tracers and enables sufficient sensor/effector expression for functional circuit interrogation and in vivo genome editing in targeted neuronal populations.

We tested the ability of the GFP insertion reporters to distinguish between the insoluble wild type Rv2911 (putative penicillin-binding protein) from Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) H37Rv and a soluble evolved variant of Rv2911, previously engineered using the conventional C-terminal folding reporter (Waldo et. al., unpublished results).

We therefore designed a set of experiments that enabled us to monitor the physiology and morphology of Escherichia coli cells transformed with a plasmid containing the synthetic gene to a well characterized and highly evolved variant of the Family B protein known as protein DX.

In conclusion, the maximum polysaccharides conversion yield (12.4%%) was obtained for MIX A. The enzymes rCelStrep, rPoAbf or its evolved variant rPoAbf F435Y/Y446F were added alternatively or in combination to 15 mg/g glucan of MIX 1 (60 % Cellic® CTec3 and 40%% Cellic® HTec3 from Novozymes) for the hydrolysis reactions of pretreated NW.

The enhanced labelling may be a consequence of a higher affinity of the evolved variants not only for soluble xyloglucan, as assessed by ITC, but also for some xyloglucan structures in these samples.

Directed evolution is a powerful tool for adapting the characteristics of a bioactive protein, but the selection of the evolved variants is always a bottle-neck step.

Detailed analysis of these evolved variants and a few site-directed mutants generated de novo indicated three amino acid residues in the β1 domain are important for the improved protein folding yield.