The phrase "analysis in solution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scientific or analytical discussions, particularly in chemistry or problem-solving scenarios.
Example: "The analysis in solution revealed the presence of several key compounds that were previously undetected."
Alternatives: "evaluation in solution" or "assessment in solution".
In this paper we report on the structural analysis in solution of the peptides through NMR and computational techniques.
A conformational analysis in solution of the active peptide 3, one of the inactive analogues, and hU-II was performed, using NMR and molecular modelling techniques.
Photophysical properties of these compounds have been studied by UV/VIS absorption and fluorescence spectroscopy and transient photoluminescence analysis in solution, powder, and non-doped (neat) and doped vacuum-deposited films.
The crystal structure, in conjunction with physicochemical analysis in solution, reveals a symmetrical homo-trimeric arrangement distinct from the hetero-complexes of minor (pseudo) pilins observed in other T4P and type II secretion systems.
According to gel-filtration analysis, in solution, both sbAvd-1 (51 kDa) and sbAvd-2 (53 kDa) showed tetrameric state (Additional file 3) similar to that of wtAvd (Avd expressed in E. coli 53 kDa, chicken Avd 60 kDa [ 26]).
However, conformational analysis in solution reveals these compounds also adopt an extended conformation with intramolecular hydrogen-bonding fixing rotation about the Ar NH bond and free rotation about the CO Ar bond (see ESI †).
Cyclic voltammetric analysis in solutions indicated that the oxidation peak current (ipa) is proportional to a square root of the sweep rate (v1/2) in many cases.
In-gel digestion samples were injected and concentrated on a trapping column in an identical manner to the analysis of in-solution digestions.
Mass spectrometric analysis of in-solution digested TCA-precipitated proteins after the TAP procedure identified 18 C. albicans proteins and in-gel digestion of four SYPRO Ruby stained SDS-PAGE bands led to the identification of an additional protein (Fig. 2D and Table 1).
The title compound was characterized in the solid state by IR, single-crystal XRD, TGA and elemental analysis, and in solution by 183W-NMR.
While the AF-Sm1 protein forms a heptameric ring structure similar to that found in other archaeal Sm1-type proteins, the AF-Sm2 protein unexpectedly forms a homo-hexamer in the crystals, and, as is evident from the mass spectrometric analysis, also in solution.
