Sentence examples for both affinity and enzymatic from inspiring English sources
Thus, the incorporation of a linker and antifouling molecules is an important interfacial design for both affinity and enzymatic biosensors.
They allow direct observation of molecular interactions in a wide range of affinity and enzymatic assays and act as electron mediators.
Substrate affinities and enzymatic rates may be enhanced by chemical modifications and cooperation with other repair factors that signal damage sites, or alternatively be repressed by competing enzymes in the case of overlapping, branching or conflicting repair pathways.
This also includes enrichment of high affinity and high specificity binding motifs by repetitive cycles of affinity selection and enzymatic amplification simultaneously.
Concerning the binding mechanism most labeling techniques can be classified into two major categories: affinity labeling and enzymatic labeling.
The resulting fusion protein binds to the HRP-labeled streptavidin (HRP-SA) with high affinity, forming an HRP-conjugated antigen complex with both antigenicity and enzymatic activity.
This fusion protein binds to HRP-labeled streptavidin (HRP-SA) through high affinity between SBP and SA, forming an HRP-streptavidin bound antigen (Hsb-Ag) with both immunoreactivity and enzymatic activity, which can be used in a double-antigen sandwich ELISA for detection of PCV2 antibodies.
The promise of cell-surface display for directed evolution is being realized, with significant improvements recently reported in protein ligand binding affinity, stability, expression and enzymatic activity.
Importantly, both non-enzymatic and enzymatic oxidation of PUFAs results in the formation of RLS that are electrophilic.
This is a promising approach; however, improvement of the strategy is imaginable by separation of the two parameters r max and K M (maximal enzymatic rate and enzymatic affinity parameter in Michaelis-Menten and derived kinetics).
