Sentence examples for decrease in the molecular mass from inspiring English sources
The recovery of growth rate of these organs was accompanied by an immediate increase in the cell wall extensibility, a decrease in the molecular mass of matrix polysaccharides, and an increase in matrix polysaccharide-degrading activities.
The decrease in the molecular mass of rPoMan5A was verified by deglycosylation with Endo Hf on an SDS-PAGE.
We observed that single replacements of Asn with Ala at positions 240, 339, and 754 all led to decreases in the molecular mass of the hTfR2 band, suggesting that each site is glycosylated, whereas mutation of Asn540 did not affect the migration of TfR2 N540A via SDS PAGE compared with the WT or TfR2 N554A.
The results showed a significant decrease in the permeability with decreasing the molecular mass.
This decrease was accompanied by an incremental increase in the molecular mass of the α-crystallin fraction in the soluble phase from wild-type to heterozygous mutant to homozygous mutant lenses.
Hypergravity stimuli, gravitational acceleration of more than 1 ×g, decrease the growth rate of azuki bean epicotyls and maize coleoptiles and mesocotyls by decreasing the cell wall extensibility via an increase in the molecular mass of matrix polysaccharides.
The formation of each lactone bond decreases the molecular mass by 18.01 Da from a loss of water molecule.
As the charged form of the molecule is not represented in the database, the molecular mass of the salt is decreased by the theoretical molecular mass of one hydrogen to automatically calculate the theoretical molecular mass of the substance (Figure 11).
When IL1α-stimulated chondrocytes were treated with HA species, the expression of ADAMTS4, ADAMTS5 and ADAMTS9 appeared to decrease in a manner directly related to the molecular mass of the HA used (fig 1A).
In the common carp, the molecular mass of trypsin was approximately 25.0 kDa (Cohen and Gertler 1981).
The calculated molecular mass (21 kDa) is in good agreement with the molecular mass of native Xyn2 isolated from T. reesei [ 7].
