Sentence examples for binding to an ionic from inspiring English sources
These experiments strongly suggest that the effects of DHA treatment described above were not caused by binding to an ionic receptor or by modifying membrane properties.
The results obtained indicated that incompletely glycosylated PSA (17 kDa) showed weak binding to both ionic exchangers in contrast to sialylated forms (28 kDa) which bound strongly to anionic exchanger.
This latter effect was due to the binding of SDS, an ionic surfactant, to the proteins, which disrupted the majority of the globular proteins original structures.
We observed a decrease in the amount of protein binding to lignin as the ionic concentration increases (Fig. 7a), though the effect is much more apparent at pH 6.0 than pH 4.8 due to lower overall protein binding at the higher pH.
Differences were detected between the adsorption mechanism of the devices; binding to oXiris was mainly ionic, while CytoSorb was hydrophobic.
It is known that Mg2+ can cause the disruption of protein binding to DNA, by weakening ionic interactions [26].
Substrate binding to OpuA was not affected by ionic strength, implying that ionic control of transport is at a later step.
Myosin-ADP-Pi binding to actin is enhanced by a favorable ionic interaction between negatively charged side chains on the actin and positively charged side chains on the myosin in the actomyosin binding site, even though the charge of both proteins is negative at physiological pH.
Likewise, we did not find any non-specific Ab binding ascribable to either ionic or hydrophobic interactions.
Some signaling molecules in the brain can also activate ionic currents upon binding to ionotropic receptors, but for most signaling molecules no parallel or alternative pathways next to G protein receptor-coupled signaling exist to induce cellular responses.
The developed quasi-steady flux expression is applied to the analysis of data from citrate synthase to determine and parameterize a kinetic scheme in terms of biochemical species, in which the effects of pH, ionic strength, and cation binding to biochemical species are explicitly accounted for in the analysis of the data.
