"buffer condition" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when talking about a state of equilibrium. For example, "The two sides managed to reach a buffer condition to allow for further negotiations."
On the other hand, extremely lower l d in LSPR provides higher selectivity and signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) to detect molecular binding because the effect of refractive index variances in the superstrate via temperature or buffer condition changes is proportional to l d.
For DNA sequences, radiolabeling procedures, and buffer condition, see the Supporting Information.
In order to optimize buffer condition during permeabilization of mitochondrial outer membrane, two different (MRB) solutions were used.
For construction of each single-molecule FRET histogram, E values were averaged from the first 300 ms of each of >10 single-molecule time traces for each combination of aptamer variant and buffer condition.
This appearance difference between the full-length and ΔN-TClpB strongly suggests that the C-terminal AAA2 preferentially faces mica under the buffer condition used in this study.
2 µl of SYPRO® Orange dye was added to each supernatant following the ProteoPlex protocol and melting curves were recorded for each buffer condition.
We used lipid and buffer conditions known to procure the membrane insertion and channel formation as reported previously [17].
Protease sample concentrations, buffer conditions, data acquisition, and data processing were as previously described.
Antibodies may require very different protocol and buffer conditions in order to reach their optimal performance.
Swelling was induced by the addition of calcium gluconate to give the free Ca2+ concentration required under buffered conditions.
Each coverslip was analysed for a total time not exceeding 1 h to ensure properly buffered conditions (33).
