Sentence examples for assembly of a class from inspiring English sources
The assembly of a class I molecule involves two chaperones, calnexin and calreticulin, and the thiol oxido-reductase, ERp57.
The methods described allow the stereoselective assembly of polyketides, a class of natural products that often feature the aldol retron.
This paper presents a unified geometric error model that enables the tolerance design, assembly and calibration of a class of 3-DOF parallel kinematic machines with parallelogram struts to be integrated into a comprehensive framework.
The IBM group used a new approach known as "directed self-assembly," using a class of materials called block copolymers (polymer chains are made up of two kinds of monomers, or blocks).
Note that the RE and SE classes are reciprocal, i.e. an assembly of the SE class is complemented by its cognate paired assembly displaying the RE class.
This finding indicates that, although other regions of Ii interact with class II, CLIP binding to the groove is likely to be a dominant event in assembly of nascent class II molecules with Ii in the ER.
Like other glycoproteins, the folding and assembly of MHC class I molecules require interactions with a number of chaperone molecules in the ER, some of which are specific to MHC class I molecules [ 44].
For the stable assembly of MHC class I complex it is necessary that the antigenic peptide is transported by the MHC-encoded transporters TAP-1 and TAP-2 into a pre-Golgi region.
Understanding the process of assembly of the class 1 molecule-peptide antigen complex is crucial when considering strategies for tumour antigen discovery, and for assessing the presence of known tumour antigens in human cancers.
A method is presented for the free vibration analysis of a class of plate assembly which includes an orthogonally stiffened flat plate as a special case.
These studies also enumerate the organizing principles for assembly of the "tall" class of gp130 family cytokine receptor complexes including LIF, IL-27, IL-12, and others.
