Sentence examples for depend on the modification from inspiring English sources

Recruitment of de novo methyltransferases has been shown to depend on the modification state of the associated histones.

Accordingly, we assumed the de novo methylation rate Dnovo of a CpG located in the regulatory region of gene i to depend on the modification of the nucleosomes associated with the gene: (4) Here, Dnovo is the de novo DNA-methylation constant for CpGs located in a regulatory region of a gene, the histones associated to it are completely unmodified.

Furthermore, the oxidation of NADH by artificial acceptors, such as hexaammineruthenium (HAR) [27], ferricyanide [28] or tetrazolium, routinely used for determination of in-gel activity of complex I [29], is not affected by the A/D transition [12,25] and therefore does not depend on the modification of the D-form by SH-reagents.

These findings are supported by examples where the regulation of the LM mediated interaction has been shown to depend on the modifications at neighbouring positions or is thought to benefit from the binding versatility of disordered regions.

Those findings are supported by examples where the regulation of the linear motif mediated interaction has been shown to depend on the modifications (e.g. phosphorylation) at neighbouring positions or is thought to benefit from the binding versatility of disordered regions.

In contrast, the semi-crystalline PA12 materials were more strongly affected by exposure to water at 80 °C, although to different degrees, depending on the modification.

Depending on the modification of the pore interior surface charge densities in the range of ca. +5 to −40 mC/m2 were found.

The silica surface concentrations on the S-layer was 4 × 10−9 to 2 × 10−8 mol cm−2 depending on the modification of the protein layer and corresponded to 4 21 monolayers of SiO2.

Since the response of microbolometer detectors depends on the modification of temperature in micromachined bridge structures, it is useful to model and simulate thermally the corresponding structures in order to predict their performance parameters.

The modified surfaces, as well as bare Au electrode, were used for electroanalysis of the flavonoid fisetin in Britton-Robinson buffer solution, pH 5. Depending on the modification, detection limits as low as 3.35 ×10−10 mol L−1, which attests the possibility of use such surfaces in electroanalysis.

The formation of multilayers on Ni/Gra substrates was in evidence since the thickness of different aryl layers varied from few to 30 nm depending on the modification procedures as well as the diazonium compounds used and the XPS analysis revealed a peak at about 400 eV for all aryl-modified Ni/Gra samples suggesting the multilayer formation also through azo linkages.