Sentence examples for cleavage knowledge from inspiring English sources
The MAss Spectrum SImulation System (MASSIS) [192, 194] combines cleavage knowledge (McLafferty rearrangement, retro-Diels-Alder reaction, neutral losses, oxygen migration), functional groups, small fragments (end-point and pseudo end-point fragments) and fragment-intensity relationships for simulating electron ionization spectra.
For the first time to our knowledge, both cleavage and translation inhibition were predicted with miR binding in the CDS sequence and especially for 5 genes in the AP2 domain.
Although these studies provide basic knowledge on the cleavage of CLE peptides, sequences involved in the cleavage recognition and how such cleavages contribute to the activity of these peptides remain elusive.
Six months from now, however, the well-endowed will no longer be pouring themselves into cantilevered gowns safe in the knowledge that their cleavage is their greatest asset.
Knowledge of the cleavage site motif for a protease or peptidase can be useful in the design of substrates and inhibitors for the enzyme, and can also provide insight into its biological function through the identification and characterization of its protein substrates.
The aim of this project was to create antibodies, which could identify caspase-cleaved proteins without a priori knowledge of the cleavage sites or even the proteins themselves.
The aim of the present study was to develop antibodies that could identify CCPs without a priori knowledge of the cleavage sites or even the proteins themselves.
Further, the knowledge of the cleavages is key for the design of protein constructions compatible with efficient production in bacterial strains.
The centerpiece of Schlick's early epistemology is a deep cleavage between intuitive acquaintance and conceptual knowledge.
Other factors seem to reside in the apparent cleavage between the scientific community and ensuing knowledge produced in universities and research centers and the schools and/or general public.
