Sentence examples for binding route from inspiring English sources

Hence, the direct binding route of biotin onto thin gold films can be favorably used in the design of simplified immuno-assays, solely relying on biotinylated antibodies, while avoiding the need for immobilization of an intermediate Neutravidin linker layer.

The binding route has been clarified and compared to related ligand binding heme proteins.

In the interests of clarity and brevity, binding and route data shows only the network end-points.

Fig. 4 Network view - configuration of bindings and routes for Infrastructure Hitch Hiker.

The factors affecting the immune response are complex, including particle composition, size, surface chemistry, plasma protein binding, and exposure route.

Interestingly, E346 and D924 flank the entrance of each of these water wires; as mentioned earlier, both these side-chains are likely to be protonated in the L and T states and deprotonated in the O state, which suggests that E346 and D924 facilitate proton uptake by providing transient binding sites en route to D407/D408 (Fischer and Kandt, 2011).

NP size, shape, composition, protein binding and administration routes seem to be the main factors that contribute to the interactions of NPs with the immune system.

When the user requests the establishment of a low-priority binding b, a route-discovery message is flooded across the data aggregation overlay as shown in Fig. 5. Fig. 5 Network topology of the application presented in Fig. 1.

Future studies will need to determine whether such IgG can be generated, assessing whether the necessity for PfEMP1 to retain conserved structural features to allow EPCR binding can provide a route to target the parasite and contribute to the prevention of severe malaria.

We construct whole‐body molecular‐detailed PK models to explore the effects of drug‐target binding and drug elimination routes.

We currently suspect this cavity may be involved in the transport mechanism, possibly as a route for proton binding to residues within the central peptide-binding site.