The system is based on biotin grafting-units, covalently linked to a polypyrrole matrix, able to anchor large biomolecules, thanks to biotin/avidin affinity.
In addition, this kind of nanomaterial can be linked to a polymeric matrix resulting in a multifunctional composite material with enhanced properties.
In conclusion, this pilot study indicates that local delivery of a low dose of ZOL, linked to a fibrinogen matrix, on the surface of titanium bone screws enables early bone regeneration.
The main accepted hypothesis presents these enzymes as contributing to the breakdown of the fungal host cell wall, constituted by chitin and glucan polymers embedded in, and covalently linked to, a protein matrix [ 28], and also as acting as proteolytic inactivators of pathogen enzymes which are typically involved in the plant infection process [ 29].
Job title from the previous census was linked to a job exposure matrix to ascertain exposure.
This indicates that histones non-covalently linked to a sulphated glycosaminoglycan-containing matrix under physiological conditions of pH and salt concentration are capable of binding LDL, suggesting a similar mechanism for lipoprotein retention to that proposed for lipoprotein lipase[13].
The Cy5.5 fluorescence dye is linked to a specific substrate of matrix metalloproteinase to form a smart probe that is activated by the enzyme.
In the previous studies, this atomic size effect was commonly modeled as an "inclusion-in-matrix" problem and glass formation was usually linked to a threshold volume strain in "matrix" or solvent atoms.
The individual's occupation was then linked to a general population job-exposure matrix (JEM) which classifies each occupation into none, low or high exposure according to occupational exposure to mineral dust, biological dust or fumes/gases [ 22].
Each TRANSFAC matrix was linked to a set of gene symbols describing potential binding factors using annotations present in the "Binding Factor" field of the database.
Over-expression of matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) has been linked to a variety of serious pathological disorders.
