The phrase "at this conjugation" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in discussions related to grammar, linguistics, or language studies when referring to a specific form of a verb.
Example: "At this conjugation, the verb changes to reflect the past tense."
Alternatives: "in this form" or "at this tense".
At this point conjugation or transformation is advantageous because it provides external information for DNA repair (Infect Genet Evol, 2008, 8 267-285).
At the conjugation ratio used in this study, there were approximately ten CPE peptides conjugated per trimeric HA complex (or ~3 CPE peptides per monomer).
32– 35 Moreover, conventional ADC depend on cleavage at the conjugation site via an intracellular biochemical (enzymatic) process after the uptake of the conjugate by the tumor cell.
The mesoeffect arises at the conjugation of very different media independently of their aggregate state (solid liquid gas) and governs the development of nonlinear wave mass transfer processes of different type.
As shown in Figure 4C, we observed very low level mdp1 and mdp2 expression when compared with untreated cells at the conjugation stage.
Although smaller, this second deletion removed the At plasmid conjugation genes, the blcABC operon, in addition to a putative toxin-antitoxin pair (Atu5112 and Atu5113).
For chemical conjugation of SHe to keyhole limpet hemocyanin (KLH), we used a SHe peptide variant (CGGGS-NKLSEYNVFHNKTFELPRARVNT) in which the cysteine at position 4 in the natural SHe amino acid sequence was substituted by a serine to prevent conjugation at this position.
Here, a library of nine cationic copolymers was synthesized by grafting three molecular weights (750, 2000, 5000 Da) of PEG to linear PEI at three conjugation ratios.
(A) The DC-to-pmel-1 splenocyte ELISPOT results for the gp100 AuNVs at different conjugation times.
