Sentence examples for cleavage agent from inspiring English sources

Arguably the best cleavage agent for accurately mapping small molecule binding sites on DNA is the hydroxyl radical.

Comparing with the NiL3a, the trinuclear complex Ag(NiL3a 2 nearly has no ability to cleave DNA, whereas Cu(NiL3a 2 is a much better DNA cleavage agent.

In this work, we described the design and synthesis of a polyamide-modified phenazine-di-N-oxide as a DNA double-strand cleavage agent.

Cleavage agent regular expression [Term] id: MS:1001915 name: leukocyte elastase def: "Enzyme leukocyte elastase (EC 3.4.21.37)." [BRENDA 3.4.21.37] is_a: MS:1001045 ! cleavage agent name relationship: has_regexp MS:1001957 !

Cleavage agent regular expression The list of allowed 'dbxref' terms is given at the GO (Gene Ontology) website at http://www.geneontology.org/cgi-bin/xrefs.cgi.

This advancement in understanding will in turn continue to stimulate and guide the development of more efficient synthetic cleavage agents.

Phenazine and its derivatives have been widely applied as nucleic acid cleavage agents due to active oxygen activating the C H bond of the substrate.

This review describes their employment in novel reaction strategies that do not require bimolecular cofactors and as site-specific probes or cleavage agents.

Cleavage studies employing gel electrophoresis demonstrate both the complexes 3 and 4 are efficient cleavage agents and are specific groove binders (complex 3 binds to both major and minor groove while complex 4 is specifically minor groove binder only).

In fact, Fe2+ -EDTA complexes are widely used as cleavage agents for RNA [ 168].

In fact, it is extremely unlikely that FeS clusters could have ever been directly involved with RNA since they are efficient cleavage agents for both RNA and DNA (see [ 258] and references therein), not to mention hazardous hydroxyl radicals that could be produced in the presence of redox-active Fe2+/Fe3+ ions [ 168- 170].