Sentence examples for bound specific from inspiring English sources

Like the outer membrane, they are constructed of a phospholipid bilayer into which are embedded, or bound, specific membrane proteins (see above Chemical composition and structure of the membrane).

By controlling the exposure time and temperature, peaks of weakly bound non-specific complexes can be discriminated from tightly bound specific complexes.

Once derived the expression of the Welch bound specific for each code set, it is possible to compare the sequences' behaviors by evaluating each bound equation for different values of the span n, ranging from 3 to 10. Figure 3 shows the resulting performance, together with the asymptotic curve, corresponding to that holds when M ≫ L. In evaluating the asymptotic curve, we assume.

We found that CCL-220 cells bound specific lectins better than CRL-1459, and this information was used to test for possible differential toxicity of these lectins in culture, as a possible approach in the design of more specific anti-cancer drugs.

Moreover, the formation of the complex did not alter the ability of the allergens to cross-link surface bound specific IgE demonstrating that the combination of an engineered hybrid with a copolymer did not interfere with its biological activity suggesting its employment as potential vaccine against Parietaria-induced allergies.

Thus, transfection of HEK-293 cells with HAVCR1a yielded a protein that bound specific antibodies to the receptor, but not to the toxin.

Various short base sequences in this regulatory region physically bind specific transcription factors by virtue of a lock-and-key fit between the DNA and the protein.

The antibodies bind specific EVs because EVs secreted by tumor cells have surface specific markers.

Lectins are proteins of non-immune origin that bind specific carbohydrates without chemical modification.

Lectins are a large group of proteins that reversibly bind specific carbohydrates and possess at least one non-catalytic domain (Drickamer 1988).

Methods for the in vitro generation and evolution of aptamers (RNA and DNA sequences which bind specific targets) are also now well established [4].