Sentence examples for functional conjugation from inspiring English sources

The nanoprobes demonstrate colloidal stability for biological interaction while providing functional conjugation to the BADGE analyte.

This globular nanoparticle, with a surface exposed tag for functional conjugation with other molecules, has potential applications in nanotechnology.

To characterize and purify ICG-sOSu-panitumumab conjugates, SE-HPLC was used to define conjugation reaction conditions that might provide a balance between high quality functional conjugation product(s) versus aggregation products.

For this purpose, we have applied the density functional theory in conjugation with non-equilibrium green's function (NEGF) formalism on a 14.11 Å pentacene device to obtain the I V characteristics, conductance curves and transmission spectra in various device scenarios.

Computational molecular modeling was utilized to select a template scaffold and design a substitution point to install a potential functional group for conjugation.

Such amino acid sequences provide a tetradentate coordination site for chelation to the radionuclide and an effective functional group for conjugation to biomolecules using conventional solid-phase synthetic routes.

The amine group is the functional group for conjugation with biomolecules.

Here, we demonstrate surface coating with aminopropyltriethoxysilane (APTES) to improve chemical stability and provide amine functional groups for conjugation of biomolecules.

However, chemical modification of the target can impact binding and requires suitable functional groups for conjugation.

Examples that were not discussed in detail here include splice sites, replication start sites, transposon insertion sites, methylation events, functional SNPs, plasmid conjugation factor binding and gene prediction.

Early work on the Cairns/Foster system revealed that revertant yield depends heavily on presence of a functional F′ lac conjugation replication origin (oriT) (Galitski and Roth 1995; Radicella et al. 1995; Peters et al. 1996; Godoy and Fox 2000).