Sentence examples for matrices bound from inspiring English sources
By microscopy, the lysogen biofilms were dramatic bundles of parallel or convoluted vegetative filaments (of indeterminate length) in matrices bound by GFP-PlyGBD.
These matrices bind the enzyme in different ways: while the eggshell binds by physical adsorption, the plant fiber binds through covalent bonding.
XPS analysis indicated considerable organic matter content while FTIR-ATR confirmed that the organic component was not condensed volatiles but instead matrix bound organics.
One possible mechanism by which nature modulates growth factor signaling is through the method of presentation of the growth factor – soluble or immobilized (matrix bound).
The aim of this systematic review was to evaluate the role of matrix bound sealants after a pancreatic resection in terms of preventing or ameliorating the course of a post operative pancreatic fistula.
Free MTX was completely released within 6 h at pH 5.5 and within 7 h at pH 7.4 while after encapsulation in the PEG based matrix the in vitro release pattern of MTX showed a drastic change and only 20-25% of the drug could be released from the matrix bound particles within the same duration.
Sequence analysis showed that anti-FLAG M2 affinity matrix bound to a different set of hookworm genome fragments (Table S2).
The physical properties of the local cell microenvironment regulate cell behavior in concert with autocrine and paracrine soluble or matrix bound signaling molecules [1] [5].
Here, convoluted ropy masses and flaky, sheets of cells were observed, consisting of viable vegetative cells (and no spores) in a matrix bound by GFP-PlyGBD.
Both RS421 and RS423 formed adherent biofilms at 3 months, comprised of vegetative bundles, spores, and short rods in a matrix bound by GFP-PlyGBD.
Similarly, when Fas2 affinity matrix bound protein fraction was analyzed, 66 and 55 kDa bands were identified, with only a faint 78 kDa band; while unbound fractions displayed most of the 78 kDa immunoreactivity (Fig 1 F).
