Sentence examples for backbone material from inspiring English sources
In this nanohybrid, CNTs possibly acts as a backbone material for facile electron transfer and the porous PANI perform duties for the capacitance enhancement.
Chitosan was used as the backbone material to be grafted with poly–(N-isopropylacrylamide) (pNIPAM) using an EDC/NHS coupling reaction.
NiO net-like macroporous nanoflake arrays grow on Ni foam as freestanding core backbone material, and MnO2 nanosized mesoporous foams grow on the two sides of NiO nanoflakes, forming secondary shell structure on NiO nanoflakes.
The backbone material is a super-elastic rod.
The backbone material of each crystal is shaded differently to represent a possible variation in the dielectric constant of that material.
The circles represent the spheres imbedded in each crystal, which are filled with air in photonic crystals A and B and a nonlinear dielectric material in photonic crystal C. The backbone material of each crystal consists of the same linear dielectric material.
Because VPA contains a three-carbon side chain branched from the second carbon, we tested a range of compounds within these medium-chain fatty acid structures with side chains of different length at various positions on the backbone (supplementary material Table S1; Fig. 6B).
It is of note that on the phylogenetic tree of Fig. 6, the SecA2-SecY2 clusters of ATCC 53608 and of I5007 fell between those of clade V strains 20-2 and 3c6 and the other clade IV strains pg-3b and lp167-67, whichwhich ATCC 53608 and I5007 share the most backbone genetic material.
Afterwards, the DNA was isolated with NucleoSpin® Tissue kit (MACHEREY-NAGEL, Dueren, Germany) and detected with specific primer for the plasmid backbone (see Materials and Methods S1 for detailed protocol).
A1 : control vector driving the expression of GFP alone; A2 : control vector driving the expression of GFP-IRES-Cre; A3 : three-protein expression vector, which drives the expression of Munc18-1 (either wild-type or myc-tagged), Cre-recombinase, and GFP from an additional cassette in the viral genomic backbone (see 'Materials and methods').
Combinatorial chemistry of materials uses a common backbone of starting materials with the aim of developing different "building blocks" that possess the desired individual property.
