Sentence examples for high density domains from inspiring English sources
In this way, the tendency of DNA helices to cluster in the large high density domains was significantly decreased, allowing the formation of very low-density DNA monolayers containing as little as 5% of DNA in the surface layer.
(inset) Atomic resolution image of the structure Figure 2 a The surface structure, characterized by a high density of domain walls.
These results suggest that COOH- and NH2-SAMs allow for both cell adhesion and cell spreading because of the high density of cell-binding domains derived from adsorbed Vn.
Nadler et al. [56] extended these classical results asymptotically to the discrete domain, showing that as the discrete eigenfunction {ψ l } approximate the continuous ones, the points of high density in the discrete domain estimate those of the corresponding continuous ones.
The figure illustrates the presence of ELMs at high density along the flexible, domain-free regions of the HIV proteins.
Chirality was probably established in prebiotic clays which must have carried stable populations of high density and low density water domains.
As a consequence, a high density of very small ordered domains are retained in the course of severe plastic deformation.
Despite the high density of charge in certain FG domains, if and how charge influences FG-domain self-assembly and selective binding of nuclear transport receptors is largely unexplored.
The results demonstrate that genes located in the core of large gene-rich domains with a low density of L1 repeats are relatively resistant to silencing and conversely that genes located within domains with a high density of L1 repeat elements are inactivated more efficiently.
Methods that rely on cell-type specificity or concordant changes in enhancers and genes across cell types may lack the sensitivity to predict interactions for ubiquitously expressed genes or to delineate interactions in domains with a high density of cell-type-specific genes.
Purkinje cell (PC) dendrites are made by a proximal dendritic domain, which is provided with scattered clusters of spines innervated by a single climbing fiber (CF) and by a distal domain with a high density of spines innervated by parallel fibers (PFs).
