Sentence examples for binding as a function from inspiring English sources

To investigate the convergence of the free energy of binding as a function of simulation time, the running averages of the free energy of binding for each complex are shown in Fig. 5.

Our findings demonstrate that DCs upregulated CD86, MHC-II, IL-10, IL-12p40 and αV integrin binding as a function of RGD surface density, with production of IL-12p40 being the marker most sensitive to RGD surface density.

To analyze the rate of adsorption of Hb on the surface of Ag NP, we took benefite of the sensitivity of the longitudinal surface plasmon resonance (LSPR or SPR) band (at 410 nm) of the AgNP to the surrounding dielectric environment, and measured the change of Hb binding as a function of the change in the Plasmon absorption over a time scale of 0 140 min (Fig. 5).

Inactivating the emm gene is known to result in high levels of complement binding in many serotypes, but relatively little is known about the direct correlation of complement binding as a function of the concentration of M protein expressed on the surface of individual cells.

Our work supports specific lipid binding as a function for the C-terminal reginn in Plin2.

This PWV shift is a measure of the density of cell binding as a function of position within the well.

Potential- and temperature-invariant values of the constants for H2O2, H+ and O2 binding were determined and the rate constants for reduction and the re-oxidation of the binding site as a function of potential and temperature were evaluated together with the activation energy for the reduction of the binding site.

On the other hand, use of SHCS to examine the binding kinetics of multivalent protein ligand interactions at a surface provides extremely valuable information on the binding kinetics as a function of protein concentration.

Only a few studies have examined the binding affinities as a function of ligand density, and even fewer studies have investigated the dependence of binding affinity on protein concentration.

Potential-invariant values of the constants for H2O2, H+ and O2 binding are determined and the rate constants for the reduction and the re-oxidation of the binding site as a function of potential are evaluated.

We plotted the proportion of constitutive binding sites identified by each method that are less than distance from the nearest motif-based constitutive CTCF binding site as a function of distance d.