Sentence examples for enhanced affinity from inspiring English sources

Multimeric compounds could have enhanced affinity due to statistical rebinding or simultaneous binding to receptors.

We demonstrated how incorporation of an exocyclic amine enhanced affinity towards this receptor while maintaining low cytotoxicity.

We provide evidence that the dominant contribution to improved PR-104A activity was enhanced affinity for the prodrug over-competing intracellular substrates.

An increase in Mw enhanced affinity between membrane proteins and surfactants, thereby allowing effective solubilization, even for lower concentration ranges (<0.0005 wt %).

Lipases/acyltransferases are a special group of lipases with highly enhanced affinity for other nucleophiles than water compared to classical lipases.

Introduction of Glu217 into trypsin variants containing the SSFI sequence exhibited enhanced affinity for the factor Xa ligands (2) and (3).

Kinetic studies indicated that the H2TCPP-Fe3O4 nanocompositexhibitedtenhancedced affinity toward H2O2 with a higher catalytic activity than Fe3O4 nanoparticles alone.

Both IC50 and δE2 values show C2 to have a significantly enhanced affinity for PLA2 as compared with C6, even though both are iso-lipophilic (Tables 1 and 2).

Does CBC have enhanced affinity for certain transcripts?

Substitution at the para position of the benzyl group resulted in reduced affinity, whereas substitution in either the ortho or the meta position enhanced affinity.

Phosphorylated eIF2α exhibits enhanced affinity for the GTP-GDP exchange factor (GEF) eIF2B, competitively inhibiting the rate of nucleotide exchange, which in turn results in a reduced rate of TC formation (Dever et al., 1993; Hinnebusch, 2005).