Sentence examples for condensed structure from inspiring English sources
In other examples involving chromatin structure and DNA repair, DSB repair in the heterochromatin requires specialized mechanisms to promote access to repair proteins because heterochromatin is structurally inhibitory to DNA repair owing to its condensed structure.
The titanium porous disc with a highly condensed structure compared to the carbon based gas diffusion layer plays a key role as the support for the proton exchange membrane when producing high-pressure hydrogen.
The unique fully condensed structure of the hybrid polymers allowed for simplified processing and through variation of the organic functional group, films with high transparency, tunable refractive indices in the range of 1.467 1.546, pencil hardness values of 9H, and high nanoindentation modulus were obtained (7 GPa).
Based on potentiodynamic polarization tests, the sample coated at a frequency of 2000 Hz demonstrated the highest polarization resistance of 6.37 × 105 Ω cm2, implying that the corrosion resistance was superior to that obtained under other conditions due to its condensed structure.
Eukaryotic genomes are packaged into chromatin, a highly condensed structure like a bead-on-string fiber with fundamental repeating units, the nucleosomes.
Interestingly, they do show images of SSB-ssDNA complexes formed in 12 mM MgCl2 in their Figure 1, and these complexes form "highly condensed complexes that do not spread well ", consistent with our observations of strong, Mg OAc 2-dependent coMg OAc 2-dependent compactione of this highly condensed structure, they do not report measurements of these complexes.
The model, in accordance with experimental structural soot analysis, shows that in soot particles condensed structures typical of clusters of large pericondensed hydrocarbons are present whereas high-molecular mass condensed species mainly comprise oligomers of small aromatic compounds of clusters of small pericondensed hydrocarbons.
TEM of the HPDI deposits (Figure 5) also confirm that they consist of aggregated particles that form condensed structures.
Within cells, the long strands of DNA form condensed structures called chromosomes.
Confocal microscopy images were consistent with observations by SEM, which indicated that the initial microsponge structure decreased in size and formed condensed structures.
As mitotic chromosomes are highly condensed structures, they can be biochemically isolated from mitotically arrested cells by sequential centrifugation through sucrose and Percoll gradients [ 72].
