Sentence examples for in vitro shift from inspiring English sources

The gel-shift of XDpr1a represents a 9.1±0.8% increase in molecular weight, or approximately 13 kD, somewhat higher than the in vitro shift of 6 kD, suggesting that XDpr1a phosphorylation is more robust in vivo.

This substitution has been previously described at the time of virologic failure in sofosbuvir-treated patients but does not confer an in vitro shift in susceptibility to sofosbuvir.

It should be noted however that the in vitro shift resulting from S86F in chicken and pigeon pigments [ 11] remains to be confirmed in vivo by e.g. MSP in such a taxon where F86 occurs naturally.

Inhibiting dynamin function in vitro shifts the distribution of adhesion proteins to the rear of the cell.

Inhibitory postsynaptic potentials (IPSPs) in cortical neurons in vitro shifted the oscillatory phase for several seconds.

(B ) The cleavage site in Spitz generated in vitro shifted also to the second AS when assayed in dodecyl-β D -maltoside (DDM) detergent.

Elucidation of the mechanism of TR cell suppression is complicated by the fact that most evidence in vitro shifts the emphasis of suppression to mechanisms solely based on cell contact.

The small-molecules that displayed biological activity had low μM or nM affinities in the in vitro thermal shift assay (Table 2; Additional file 1: Tables S3-S5).

In vitro thermal shift assay: Purified Annexin A2 protein was diluted with PBS (containing 1 mmol/L PMSF) to a final concentration of 0.2 mmol/L (~7 μg/mL) and subpackaged into PCR tubes, with 90 μL per PCR tube.

In vitro gel shift and DNase I foot-printing analyses with purified CovR suggest that CovR binds to a large region surrounding the -10 region of the P1882.

However, no binding of USF1 or USF2 to the PD1 3' intergenic region was detected, either in vivo or in in vitro gel shift assays (data not shown), despite the presence of a consensus E box binding sites within the 3' intergenic barrier region.