The phrase "assay possibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the evaluation or examination of potential options or outcomes in a particular context, such as scientific research or decision-making.
Example: "In our next meeting, we will assay possibilities for improving our product line and increasing customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "evaluate options" or "explore potential".
Because pan-B and C-terminal antibodies were used to detect CD20 protein in this assay, the possibilities of internalization of the protein into the cytoplasm and truncation of the protein can be mostly excluded as reasons for this phenotype.
We could, however, not rule out from this assay the possibility of the peptide moieties of these peptolides adopting different conformations influenced by the flexibility of the alkyl-triazolyl moiety, akin to what has been structurally observed with TEL.
Concerning the resistance of RC-K8 cells to rituximab in the CDC assay, one possibility is their higher expression of CD55 and/or CD59 19, which are cell surface inhibitors of complement 20.
While the use of ethanol provided an additional control over BSA particle size if compared to the use of methanol at the concentrations assayed, the possibility to perform BSA crosslinking in absence of cosolvents unraveled a novel one-step procedure for the synthesis of protein nanoparticles with no toxicity generated by the use of cosolvents or monomers.
Although some difficulties still lie ahead in developing a system suitable for functional assays, the possibility of tailoring HLA mutants and studying the modulation of their recognition determinants by predetermined structural alterations open new pathways to the molecular analysis of HLA function.
We assayed this possibility by utilizing phosphospecific antibodies against the Ser-2 and Ser-5 phosphorylated forms of the CTD.
Since all combinations of protein-protein interactions are assayed, the possibility of identifying artifactual partners exists and is a typical disadvantage of all exhaustive screening procedures.
The aim of this paper was to assess in laboratory assays the possibility of removing the radionuclides complexed in the superficial soil layers and fixing them into lower levels where insoluble stable compounds can be formed again.
Since the presentation of flagellin to T cells at low antigen doses is TLR5-dependent and an anti-TLR5 antibody blocked presentation in our assays, one possibility is that TLR5 signals downstream using a CLR-like pathway to enhance antigen presentation of bound ligands (Fig. 7A).
Furthermore, this high throughput screen-compatible assay offers novel possibilities for quantitative assessment of mammalian PCP signaling and for the development of PCP-targeting drugs.
