Sentence examples for backbone features from inspiring English sources

The design of the first generation of MMP inhibitors relied on the preparation of peptide and peptide-like compounds that combine backbone features that interact with enzyme subsites and functional groups capable of coordination with zinc.

The pTT3 vector backbone features the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) oriP allowing episomal replication of the plasmid within transfected cells and an improved human cytomegalovirus (CMV) expression cassette containing an intron downstream from the promoter serving to enhance expression [ 7]. Figure 1 shows schematic of expression vector constructs for both test and control vectors (see Methods).

Most other carbon atoms, further away from the backbone, feature equally high H levels.

The redox process of the polymer backbone shows the characteristic features of p-doping conducting polymers while the napthalenediimide redox units have a bi-electronic molecular like electrochemistry that strongly depends on the electrolyte cation.

On "The Ocean," a tune with a rock backbone but soft features, all three of these musicians improvised with striking fluency; on "Sol del Mar," a composition by Mr. Almazan, the vibraphone solo was the one to remember.

Wolff writes: "Bach experimented with the St John Passion as he did with no other large-scale composition", possible by the work's structure with the Gospel text as its backbone and interspersed features that could be exchanged.

He learned of Central Americans who made the perilous trip north across multiple borders, riding freight trains through Mexico, and realized that this arduous journey could be a compelling backbone for a feature film.

Using material from some 20 different Swedish television productions, he conceived the backbone of a feature-length documentary eventually titled "The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975," which opens in New York on Sept. 9.

I used these as a backbone when we featured Berio at the 1995 Cheltenham festival, and discovered in them music that really got inside the instrument, be it trombone or clarinet, and then transformed it, often to dramatic and even humorous effect.

Natural nucleic acids with some modifications can be used as biosensors in different fields of molecular diagnostics (Briones and Moreno 2012); however, this category of molecules introduces some limitations due to their features and backbone charge.

Chaperones recognize peptides containing hydrophobic residues and/or polypeptide backbone regions, both structural features of unfolded or partially unfolded proteins [21], [22].