Sentence examples for attaches weakly. from inspiring English sources

On a hydrophobic, non-polar substrate, to which Mefp-3 attaches weakly, strong SFG signals were detected in both C H stretching and amide I regions, indicating that the adsorbed protein was in an ordered conformation.

An increase in stereospecific actin-myosin attachments would increase the 38.7 nm actin layer line as observed, but cannot be accounted for if the myosin head attaches weakly to actin in the stereospecific orientation in which case strong binding simply closes the actin binding cleft.

But because the nucleic acid bases attach weakly to the cysteines--think Velcro instead of glue--the bases can jump on and off in solution.

(D ) In the inward-facing protomer B, citrate is hydrated and attached weakly to the glycine-rich loop of H12.

In the absence of any coating agent, the cells showed a characteristic tendency to form clusters of cells that accumulate towards the center of the well; these cells are firmly attached among themselves, but very weakly attached to the tissue culture dish.

Thus, kinesin's tightly microtubule-attached states are distinguished from the weakly attaching, ADP-bound states by the presence of a gap between the switch II helix and the switch II loop; correspondingly, we will refer to this feature as the 'polymer cleft'.

Underlying this behavior, each motor domain cycles between conformations that are strongly attached to the microtubule (no-nucleotide and ATP-bound) and ones that are weakly attached (ADP-bound).

However, lagging chromosomes were not derived from weakly attached bivalents, because 82% (n=11) of oocytes containing lagging chromosomes previously had no weakly attached bivalents, and conversely 86% (n=14) of oocytes that had weakly attached bivalents had no lagging chromosomes at anaphase.

The key requirement for such a tool is that it include a weakly attached hydrogen atom.

4. Do the demographics of the undecided vote, or the weakly attached third-party vote, favor either of the candidates?

He likens the weakly attached layers to a deck of cards; removing a layer is like taking a single card from a deck.