Sentence examples for binding ratio with a from inspiring English sources

QP interacts with Al3 + reversibly through a 1 2 binding ratio with a detection limit of 4.79 × 10− 8 M.

Linearity of quantitative values (i.e. the association of the specific to non-specific binding ratio, with the ratio of the true activity concentration) was assessed using Pearson's correlation.

The fluorescence of the sensor HL was quenched by Cu2+ with a 1 1 binding ratio, behaving as an "on off" type sensor even in the presence of a wide range of biological cations.

The binding ratio of a unit molecule of EPO with L100-55 was found to range between 1 2.75 (Z = 0.36) and 1 0.55 (Z = 1.81) while increasing the pH value from 5.5 to 7.0.

Insulins of the B-terminal diarginyl series (i.e., B31-B32 dinsulins insulins) are of particular concern, as without other amino acid change they have an ~20 1 IGF-1 insulin IGF-1 insulining receptormpared with human insulin (8).

The presence of ascorbate for an optimal binding ratio of Fe/protein together with a new preparation method of the gel particles will be related to the stability of the protein gel particles at different pH and in the presence of Ca2+.

This was higher than the cell binding ratio obtained with anti-CD3 particles previously found around 0.3.

Mutations that resulted in more than 50-fold increased DR4/DR5 binding ratio compared with rhTRAILWT as measured by SPR were selected.

The sensor (1) demonstrates a Zn2+-specific emission enhancement linearly by a factor of 14 with a 1 1 binding ratio even in the presence of a wide range of biological cations.

Job's plot suggested a 1 2 binding ratio for Zn2+ with DTH-APTES (Figure 8B). Figure 8 Fluorescence titrations and Job's plot.

Of the 95 colonies, 19 showed a good target recognition with binding ratios relative to a non-coated well of more than 2 (Figure 3C).