Sentence examples for common conjugation from inspiring English sources

Amine-modified AS1411 aptamer was conjugated on the carboxyl group carrying nanoparticles using the common conjugation strategy of carbodiimide chemistry (cross-linking of the carboxylic acid group on the nanoparticle surface and the amine group of the aptamer to form an amide linkage).

Our work thus highlights that site-selective polymer conjugation, which is possible using protein engineering alongside common conjugation approaches, can be used to fine-tune functional properties of polymer protein bioconjugates.

It is the most common conjugation, and also the one that is used in the phrase "Russian language" ("ROOS-skee ye-ZYK/Ру́сский язы́к").

Acetylation and other less common acyl conjugations with formyl, propionyl and butyryl at the aromatic amino group lead to increased hydrophobic character of metabolites and hence significantly increased retention in RP-HPLC depending on the length of acyl chain (Table  2).

In extrahepatic tissues, the most common path of conjugation of the catechol estrogens is O-methylation, catalyzed by catechol-O-methyltransferase (COMT) [48, 49].

MACs and MICs contain largely the same DNA sequences (see below) and have a common origin during conjugation, the sexual stage of the life cycle.

Lysine modification has been the most common method of conjugation, but due to its high abundance in proteins there is an increased chance that a modification will occur in the binding region of the agent and render it inactive.

A common family of conjugation enzymes is the sulfotransferases.

This surprising result is in conflict with the common belief that conjugation facilitates adaptability of the cells to environmental stress [ 48].

A common approach involves covalent conjugation of proteins to polymers using the side chain functional groups or using the initiating/terminating functional group at the chain terminus.

Infixes, inserted between the verbal root and the conjugation marker, are common.