Sentence examples for ester end of from inspiring English sources

Surface lysines of BSA were first reacted with the NHS ester end of the linker to give an activated maleimide-BSA intermediate.

At physiological pH, water and surface lysines compete for the NHS ester end of the linker, while the maleimide end hydrolyzes to maleamic acid.

The NHS ester end of SMCC reacted with the amine groups on the Cd/Te QDs, and the maleimide end of SMCC coupled to the sulfhydryls on the DTT-reduced antibody according to the instructions of the manufacturer (Invitrogen).

The ester ends of the fatty acid chain adsorb onto the metal surfaces, thus forming a monolayer film with the hydrocarbon end of the fatty acids oriented away from the metal surface [42].

spectroscopy analysis of both the diphenyl ester precursors and polyesters identified the main-chain units, the isomeric aromatic acid residue and glycol carbons, the linking and the terminal ends of the octadecyl side chain, and finally allowed detection of phenyl ester end groups at 1 2% level.

Microspheres comprised of PLG with methyl ester end groups yielded a steady increase in tissue mass, with no real increase in matrix accumulation.

The rate-limiting step in the preparation of synthetic binder molecules is the synthesis of the small molecule ligand or peptide equipped with spacers and functional groups for polypeptide conjugation, e.g. spacers with p-nitrophenyl ester end groups.

These results indicate the purity of ester end-capped PLLA.

Two middle Peaks at 2997 and 2947 cm−1 (–CH3 symmetric and asymmetric stretching, respectively), two middle peaks at 1458 and 1362 cm−1 (–CH3 asymmetric and symmetric bending vibration, respectively), and a doublet peak at 1215/1184 cm−1 and a triplet peak 1132/1083/1041 cm−1 (C O stretching vibration) indicates the nature of ester end-capped PLLA (Chieng et al. 2013).

The ester end-capped poly L-lactic acid) (DG-L150, Mw:130000, poly L-lacticprovided from Jiacidaigang Biomaterial (Republic of China).

While overexpression of this open reading frame (ORF) does not significantly affect the concentration of ethyl esters at the end of fermentation (Rossouw et al. 2008; Saerens et al. 2006), its native expression levels correlate positively with ethyl acetate, ethyl octanoate and isoamyl acetate (Rossouw et al. 2008).