Sentence examples for appropriate substrate for from inspiring English sources
Biodegradable PCL fibrous scaffold can work as an appropriate substrate for tissue regeneration.
We first investigated the feasibility of amniotic membrane as an epithelial carrier, and found that denuded amniotic membrane was the most appropriate substrate for this purpose.
Composite films of PDLLA filled with Bioglass® are an appropriate substrate for annulus cells and these films promote the production of an extracellular matrix (ECM) containing abundant sGAGs and collagen.
Soft films with RGD peptide appeared to be the most appropriate substrate for myogenic differentiation, while the stiff PLL/PGA films induced significant cell migration and proliferation and inhibited myogenic differentiation.
This work demonstrates that the selection of appropriate substrate for PAA biosynthesis is a feasible method for enhancing PAA production.
In the present investigation, among varied agro-residues used, goat dung was found to be an appropriate substrate for the growth of strain ALA4 under SSF, and revealed the maximum production of amylases from them.
Degradation intermediates of n-alkanes were octadecanoate, hexadecanoate, butyrate, isobutyrate, acetate and propionate, which could provide the appropriate substrates for acetate formation.
Based upon the screening of potential PO substrates in comparison to known PPO substrates, the following range of appropriate substrates for A. chroococcum PO present in crude extracts could be constructed based upon activity observations: 2,6-DMP ≥ ABTS > ortho-dihydroxylated compounds ≥ mono methoxylated monophenols > dimethoxylated monophenols > para-dihydroxylated compounds.
C-terminal to the FBXD is a variable recruitment module that binds to and delivers appropriate substrates for ubiquitylation.
This result suggests that oligosaccharides of higher DP are the appropriate substrates for this enzyme, with the β-1,3-glucan filling the entire β-1,3-glucan groove of the catalytic site of the enzyme.
Optical imaging is usually performed by the use of reporter genes, appropriate substrates for luminescent reactions or luminescent compounds (e.g., fluorescent probes) in order to understand the dynamics of in vivo molecular events in cells or in small animals [ 2].
