Sentence examples for by changes in solvent from inspiring English sources
On silica with grafted hyaluronan, albumin absorption is reversed by changes in solvent pH due to their strong electrostatic attraction.
It also allowed a detailed inspection of the separation capability of the studied factors, and of the consequences of the shifts in the protonation constants originated by changes in solvent content and temperature.
We find that formation of the first intermediate occurs below the glass transition temperature (Tg), and is not affected by changes in solvent dynamics induced by modifying the glycerol content.
2DUV spectroscopy can be used to monitor the local polarity of protein aromatic residues (Trp, Tyr, and Phe), which is valuable in assessing changes in protein tertiary structure since spectral properties are affected by changes in solvent exposure of these residues [17].
Macrocyclic shuttling could be induced by changes in solvent with strongly hydrogen-bonding solvents displacing the macrocycle from the glycylglycine station to the alkyl thread.
(B ) PcTx1 residues colored by changes in solvent accessible surface area (ΔSASA in Å) of the toxin upon binding to ASIC1a.
The S30 polymers expanded considerably in toluene relative to cyclohexane, but the S05 polymers were unaffected by change in solvent quality.
The reaction energy barrier and reaction rate of optimal pathway A are affected by changes in the solvent.
Considering protein association as the reverse of the separation process, the initial role of charged/polar interactions is emphasized, followed by changes in protein and solvent dynamics.
It was found that the gas transport properties of these polymer systems were influenced by changes in processing conditions and solvent treatments to create nanoporous membranes.
Here, we examine the influence of non-native interactions in the folding process of the bacterial immunity protein Im9, by exploiting our ability to manipulate the stability of the intermediate and rate-limiting transition state (TS) in the folding of this protein by minor alteration of its sequence or changes in solvent conditions.
