Sentence examples for enzymatic attack from inspiring English sources

The single-stranded telomeric DNA (ssTEL) is prone to enzymatic attack by exonucleases and DNA repair.

Osteoclasts are usually large multinucleated cells that, working from bone surfaces, resorb bone by direct chemical and enzymatic attack.

A preferential enzymatic attack was observed to occur on the crystal edges, giving rise in some cases to highly irregular borders with a fringed texture.

Therefore, it is necessary to introduce some cost effective pretreatment processes to make the biomass polysaccharides easily amenable to enzymatic attack to release mixed fermentable sugars.

The purpose of the pretreatment step is to increase the responsivity of the substrate to enzymatic attack and the type of pretreatment affects the enzymatic conversion efficiency.

These new derivatives can provide upon chemical or enzymatic attack, very reactive quinonimine methide intermediates, which could be utilized for the design of enzyme inhibitors.

Sequential UHP pretreatment and hydrolysis by xylanase disaggregated the hydrated cellulose fibrils and led to the gelation of cell wall regions accessible to enzymatic attack.

We present forward transmission measurements of spontaneous lipid bi-layer formation and the effect of enzymatic attack on such bi-layers at frequencies in the 20 kHz–1 GHz range.

S-protection of thiolated hydroxyethyl cellulose improved mucoadhesive properties and provided pronounced stability towards enzymatic attack, that makes this excipient superior for non-invasive drug administration over thiolated and unmodified forms.

Moreover, this PEG shell is capable of alleviating the aforementioned barriers, as free PEG chains perform as a protein repellent for protecting the nanoparticles from enzymatic attack in the gastrointestinal tract (GIT); on the other hand, the PEG chains can penetrate the GIT's mucosal layer, which enhance the cellular uptake of the nanocarriers10.

The concentration of free substrates decreased with the increase in CD available for enzymatic attack.