Sentence examples for large moiety of from inspiring English sources

This system often provides better results compared to other vectors, especially if the expression of a gene usually leads to a large moiety of insoluble protein.

The addition or removal of sufficiently large moieties to the molecular structure would result in a significant change in its descriptors values (and consequently its similarity or dissimilarity scores in relation to reference structures).

Nature and the self, the great moieties of earthly existence, are each cloven in two by an ambivalent, fascinated attention.

Although the large mRNA moiety of IVV would likely interfere with protein interactions and in vitro folding would occur differently, we believe that interaction with and folding are less difficult to demonstrate for a protein domain than for a full-length protein.

While ETV-TP accesses the same binding pocket in the HBV RT as LVD-TP, the exocyclic alkene group of the ETV-TP ribose isostere is small enough that binding is retained with LVDr changes while the larger oxathiolane moiety of LVD-TP can no longer be accommodated [3].

The latter comprise the addition of methyl, acetyl, and phosphoryl groups or even larger moieties such as binding of ubiquitin or small ubiquitin-like modifier.

The larger, more-hydrophobic fluorescent moiety of NBDG may alter its distribution compared with glucose or DG.

Both provide space for large, bulky alcohol moieties of the substrate and have a tunnel like binding site for the acyl moiety.

The benzamide moiety of nelfinavir shows large positional deviation in L10F and L10F/N88S complexes and the L10F/N88S mutation changes the hydrogen bond between the side chain atoms of 30th residue and the 88th residue.

F209 acts as a conserved hydrophobic platform that forms π−π interactions with the aromatic adenine moiety of AppN, preventing large lateral fluctuations of this base within the binding pocket.

To investigate the possibility of placing a relatively large protein moiety at this site of B19, fluorescent virus-like particles (fVLPs) of B19 were developed.