Sentence examples for conjugation ability of from inspiring English sources

Studies designed to confirm these preliminary findings are warranted to examine the percentage of free BPA and conjugation ability of infants and young children, including premature infants.

In our experiments, the lost conjugation ability of a given multiresistant bacterial clone did not seem to revert easily even when the phage selection was lifted and a three-day antibiotic selection favouring the reversion was added.

These dependencies demonstrate the importance of conjugation abilities of the F′ plasmid.

Mutation of L8 in Ub significantly reduced its target conjugation ability [47], and in yeast this residue proved to be essential for viability [48].

However, most bacteria in this phage-containing treatment had also lost their conjugation ability, whereas all bacteria in the phage-free treatment were still capable of conjugation.

In contrast, all multiresistant bacterial clones isolated from the phage-free treatment retained the conjugation ability.

Such conjugation enhanced the ability of human HeLa cells to uptake FA/TiO2 nanocomposite by FA receptors in plasma membrane and, therefore, to leverage the efficiency of cancer cells eradication.

Although both positions are located in the flexible loops of the sfGFP barrel, we suspect that the local environment of conjugation affects the ability of the PEGMA chains to collapse upon heating above their cloud point.

Comparing the CS-CrmA group with HA-CS-CrmA group, it was notable that HA conjugation could enhance the ability of the microspheres to interact with the chondrocytes and to controlled-released drug.

The lack of difference of primary BAs (e.g. CDC) in between groups may reflect the organisms' ability of enhanced conjugation of probably toxic BAs under condition of critical illness.

Sequencing and annotation of the T. melanosporum genome, the first symbiotic Ascomycete to be sequenced, revealed many aspects of truffles' biology and genetic organization, including their massive content of repeated transposable elements and their heterotallic mode of conjugation and ability to outcross through the action of two distinct mating type loci (Martin et al. [2010]).