Sentence examples for as a suitable substrate from inspiring English sources
These results suggest the potential of this galactose-immobilized PVDF membrane as a suitable substrate for hepatocyte culture.
Consequently, ITO was confirmed as a suitable substrate for microelectrogravimetric purposes under conditions in which gold becomes electrochemically corroded.
We identify fluoropolymers with low melting temperature as a suitable substrate for microfluidics to be used in conjunction with Belousov Zhabotinsky droplets in decane.
The use of wheat bran as a solid substrate for cellulase production was also reported elsewhere as a suitable substrate (Deswal et al. 2011; Krishna 2005).
It should be noted that whereas the Cori cycle involves energy-consuming hepatic or renal gluconeogenesis to convert lactate into glucose, direct interorgan exchange of lactate itself does not carry an energy penalty and even exogenous lactate may serve as a suitable substrate [3].
Second, H1 histone was identified as a suitable substrate for tissue TG (Cooper et al, 2000), suggesting that perhaps TGs participate in chromatin remodelling and gene expression regulation.
Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectroscopy provides a wealth of molecular information for biological samples, is nondestructive, and can be performed on the same sample as XFI analyses if a suitable substrate is used.
As Rad52 foci are associated with resection, and as resected DSBs are not a suitable substrate for NHEJ, the observed deceleration of HR is unlikely to be the result of the overall balance of DSB repair pathways being tipped in favor of NHEJ.
A prominent example is the barnacle, which first relies on temporary adhesion on a suitable substrate as a cyprid and then transitions to permanent attachment as the animal undergoes metamorphosis to a sessile juvenile and matures to an adult with either a calcareous or membranous base attached to the underlying surface [ 1].
Nonetheless, the kinase-inactive His6 PSKR1 K762E -KD protein is a suitable substrate for an as yet unknown bacterial kinase.
As BVMOs can also act as NADPH oxidases in the absence of a suitable substrate, formation of phosphate was only regarded as significant when it was significantly more when compared with the incubation without a test compound.
