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Additionally, the dynamic binding capacity of a methacrylate monolith column for S. aureus phages VDX-10 was determined.

Specific binding capacity of a diol-containing dye Alizarin Red S in the gels at pH 7.0 coincided with the content of immobilized NAAPBA indicating the 1 1 stoichiometry of the reaction and, therefore, good accessibility of the boronic acid ligands for water-soluble diols.

This work explores the impact of three pore sizes (with dextran distribution coefficients of 0.4, 0.53, and 0.64), dextran surface extender concentration (11 20 mg/mL), and ligand density (77 138 μmol H+/mL resin) of cation exchange resins on the dynamic binding capacity of a therapeutic antibody.

Chloride binding isotherms reflect the chloride binding capacity of a specific cementitious material in concrete (Luping and Nilsson 1993).

Experimental verification of binding capacity of a random sample of additional predicted motifs is underway in our laboratory.

The structural analysis is also crucial to the binding capacity of a selectin molecule to PSGL-1 ligand under blood flow, since the conformational change of Lec domain is usually accompanied with the action of mechanical force [7].

Since the order of response currents at the same concentration of each drug reflected their binding constants, it was shown that binding capacity of an unknown drug candidate could be estimated by comparison of response currents between the leader drug and the unknown drug candidate.

The first investigates the effect of pH and salt concentration on the binding of green fluorescent protein, isolated from Escherichia coli homogenate, to a weak anion exchange resin and the second examines the impact of salt concentration, pH and initial feed concentration upon the binding capacities of a FAb′, isolated from E. coli lysate, to a strong cation exchange resin.

The pinkish-purple color of the suspensor wall after TBO stain also suggests the presence of negatively charged groups which can increase cation-binding capacity of a wall (Smith 1972), and this can aid in solute uptake.

Table  S1 in the Electronic Supplementary Material summarizes the state of knowledge regarding the TTR-binding capacity of a wide range of chemical compounds, e.g., environmental contaminants, pesticides, pharmaceuticals, metabolites, etc.

The high plg-binding capacity (104 to 107 binding sites per cell) and relatively low affinity (Kd 0.1 to 2 μM) of cell-surface plg binding suggest the presence of multiple plg receptors that are responsible for the total plg-binding capacity of a cell [ 1].