Sentence examples for ends interacting with from inspiring English sources

Possibly, only linear DNA molecules with one of its cohesive ends interacting with the tail knob of the phage can be injected into bacteria [ 29].

"The chemical you start out with, or the drug, isn't the chemical that ends up interacting with the target," says Baxter.

There are several methods for water solubility of QDs, and this task carries out with different function which one end interacts with QD surface and other certifies the solubility in water.

HD2 contacts the 5′-end of the translocating strand and the 3′-end interacts with HD1.

In the spinach CAB, one end of the lutein is bound to Asp47, while the opposite end interacts with Trp97, which is localized in helix α2.

The 3′-end of the RNA interacts with the proximal face of the principle hexamer, while the 5′-end interacts with the upper portion of the lateral surface of another hexamer in the asymmetric unit (see below for details, paragraph ' Interactions of RydC with the lateral surface of Hfq').

The binary complex of RecD from D. radiodurans (SF1B helicase) bound to an 8mer ssDNA revealed that the helicase interacts with the first four nucleotides of the 5′-end using domain 2A while the four nucleotides of the 3′-end interact with the 1A domain as depicted in Figure 1A (bottom) (Saikrishnan et al, 2009).

Concerning the discussion of what interacts with each hexamer in the crystal lattice, the 3' poly U tail contacts the proximal face of one hexamer, while the 5' end interacts with the lateral face of a neighbouring Hfq hexamer in the crystal lattice.

In addition, the observed correlation between FliH length and ATPase/C-ring distance in flagellar motors [ 23 ] combined with fluorescence data suggests that the ATPase complex is held underneath the SctV-C ring by SctL/FliH, which at its opposite end interacts with the hydrophobic patch at the dyad axis of the FliN dimer of the putative C-ring [ 59].

"You'd end up interacting with people you wouldn't otherwise meet," he says.

They cannot travel further than a kilometre or so down optical fibres because the photons end up interacting with the glass breaking the entanglement.