Sentence examples for facilitate aggregation from inspiring English sources
These include therapeutic strategies aimed at stabilizing non-amyloidogenic states, inhibition of amyloid growth or disruption of amyloid fibrils, antibodies directed towards amyloid structures, and inhibition of interactions with cofactors that facilitate aggregation or stabilize amyloids.
Studies also suggest that increased extracellular and capsular polysaccharides production facilitate aggregation of A. brasilense cells in high C/N ratio medium (Burdman et al. 1998, 2000; Bahat-Samet et al. 2004).
A complex of proteins with bivalent metal ions in an aqueous phase was found as an effective way to form protein particles, such as human growth hormone, but this method was also reported to facilitate aggregation when applied to some proteins such as erythropoietin [22, 23].
The pI of AChE586-599 is 8.65 and substitution decreasing it could facilitate aggregation at neutral pH.
We replaced several amino acid residues (K5, C8, and R9) at the N terminus with other amino acids (E, T, S, or A) that are less likely to facilitate aggregation.
However, conditions that promote protein unfolding may lead to exposure of such segments and facilitate aggregation.
Take, for example, the question of how they would feel about the "high-risk American economy with its high rewards for big winners". The answer might depend on whether we are asking Alexander Hamilton or James Madison, who had different ideas about the role the government should play in facilitating aggregation of capital and the virtue of free markets.
Brownian diffusion causes a random movement of the particles and it facilitates aggregation.
In this study, the newly formed relationship between the exotic D. valens and the native H. parallelus has facilitated aggregation of D. valens on their shared host in China.
Upon activation, the GPIIbIIIa receptor changes conformation, thereby facilitating aggregation.
However, ICG-sOSu is amphiphilic and readily facilitates aggregation of mAbs that is not easily separable from the desired immunoconjugates.
