Sentence examples for backbone at the end from inspiring English sources

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The simulation results indicate that, as the molecular weight of the backbone polymer is usually much larger than that of the side chain polymer, the polydispersity of the resulting comb polymers is mainly determined by the polydispersity of the backbone at the end of the reaction.

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It is known that APE 1 specifically hydrolyzes the phosphodiester backbone at the 5′ end of an abasic site, creating a nick in the DNA duplex and leaving a 1-nt gapped intermediate with 3′-hydroxyl and 5′-deoxyribose phosphate termini; however, this enzyme possesses no exonucleolytic activity.

We found that the number of intermolecular backbone hydrogen bonds at the end of 100 ns MD simulation was correlated with the level of anti-aggregation potency of studied compounds.

Both PL1 and PL3 families contain pectate lyases that cleave bonds linking the α-1,4-galacturonan residues to the HG backbone at the non-reducing end.

Molecular beacons with DNA (2'-deoxy) backbone labeled with Cy3 fluorophore at the 5' end and Black Hole quencher 2 (BHQ2) at the 3' end were synthesized by MWG Biotech (High Point, North Carolina).

The Manx may be born with a tail but ideally should be totally tailless with a hollow at the end of the backbone where the root of the tail should be.

It should be emphasized that the NMR shifts report the response of the protein backbone to GAG binding, which takes place at the end of the basic side chains.

Copolymer based on acrylic acid derivatives containing mesogenic groups in the side chains and thiol group at the end of the backbones has been synthesized to create a liquid crystal cholesteric composite with the gold nanoparticles (NPs).

Additionally, in many Y-GST structures, the N-terminal end of H1 is frayed, disrupting the aligned backbone groups that lead to the positive electrostatic environment at the end of conventional α-helices.

A large British naval base was constructed there at great expense at the end of the 19th century and became the backbone of Gibraltar's economy.

The backbones of the "term" vectors were plasmids pm563, which has a mutation at the 5' end of the E1a coding region that introduces an NcoI site [15], [33], and p563/112 [15].

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