Sentence examples for binding range from inspiring English sources

We establish that, when ligated, many tethers commonly used in biophysical research exhibit a discrete binding range that can be accurately measured with force spectroscopy.

However, the wrapped junction presents a much longer binding range than the bare junction, while the ''force enhancing point'' locates at 0.38 nm (the interaction point after the first valley).

About 200 different configurations have been simulated by changing the myosin head binding range, i.e. its ability to reach an actin binding site from its rest position, WS, the myosin head orientation and the actin filament orientation.

The diluted sera are thus within the optimal binding range.

Typical K D values for IgM-autoantibody binding range from 10−8 to 10−5 M (Lutz et al., 2009).

Although the tracers studied are comparable, their different inherent characteristics (non-specific WM binding, range of GM values, discriminative ability of the two tracers) limit their interchangeable use.

Binding activity measured before IgG infusion (nonspecific binding) ranged from 1.9 (Foetus 6) to 4.6% (Foetus 4).

E. coli binding ranged between 101 and 103 CFU/mg and Salmonella binding between 104 and 105 CFU/mg.

The average diameter of nanoparticles after siRNA binding ranged from 98 to 125 nm depending on N/P ratios.

In studies using PET cameras and tracers, decreases in striatal DAT binding ranging from 33%to8585% have been reported following injection of 8 μg 6-OHDA to the MFB of rats [17, 20 22].

The AutoDock free energy of binding ranged from −17 kcal/mol to −5 kcal/mol.