Sentence examples for fatty surface from inspiring English sources

The problem with making such a vaccine against AIDS was that the virus had only one target for an antibody -- a protein that protruded from the virus's slick fatty surface.

In addition, the amphiphilic formalin eliminates the fatty surface gloss, which otherwise reduces tissue contrast on photographs.

A first measurement was performed directly on the fatty liver surface immediately after liver extraction (at 24 h post mortem) using a portable ASD Labspec Pro spectrometer (wavelength range: 350 2500 nm) with a "contact probe" module.

Constitutive AHR signaling in mouse liver and intestine caused a) an increase in the levels and activity of CD36 (a cell-surface fatty acid receptor and translocase in which the Cd36 gene is a transcriptional target of the AHR); b) inhibition of fatty acid oxidation; and c) an increase in peripheral fat mobilization, hepatic steatosis, and Cyp1a2 RNA levels (Lee et al. 2010).

The development of a single-step, separation-free method for measurement of low concentrations of fatty acid using a surface plasmon resonance-enhanced fluorescence competition assay with a surface-bound antibody is described.

(F) His-Asp catalytic dyad (shown as sticks) contributed by HadB is in vicinity of the fatty acid channel (grey surface representation).

These findings further suggest that ACS-20, ACS-22, and FATP4 act as acyl-CoA synthetases, but not as fatty acid transporters, for surface barrier function.

Human skin also secretes triglycerides, which can be broken down to several behaviorally active fatty acids by skin surface microflora [3].

In fact, a low glycemic load diet increased the ratio of saturated to monounsaturated fatty acids in skin surface triglycerides.

The initial dispersion of water droplets could be attributed to the surface active fatty alcohols present in shellac [ 24].

The tear film stability is dependent on the quality and amount of the fatty layer on its surface that is produced from the meibomian glands.