Sentence examples for may contain structures from inspiring English sources
Since human plasma may contain structures named microvesicles larger than exosomes, we first compared the Exotest reactivity of microvesicles and exosomes purified from the same plasma of 5 melanoma patients (n = 5).
Some molecules may contain structure defects to a certain extent, and therefore seriously influence or even destroy the subsequent descriptor calculation.
Our V3 mimotopes show incomplete linear homology to gp160 and may contain structure-specific homologies.
Likewise, the template structure may contain structural features that the target GPCR does not contain, in which case a feature may be introduced that does not exist in the GPCR of interest.
The latter approach is well suited for the analysis of large, clumpy cell aggregates while our method is better suited for the detection of single cells to be differentiated from a more or less blotchy background, which may contain additional structures like vessels or different cell types.
A major challenge posed by studying diverse clinical strains is that the sampled population of pathogens may contain population structure related to the shared ancestry of the strains.
Cells contain structures that are "irreducibly complex".
EM analysis has previously shown individual HIV-containing vacuoles and/or CD81-, CD9- or CD44-labeled structures within MDMs, suggesting that a single cell may contain several IPMC structures [ 10, 11, 13, 15].
To identify novel miRNA genes we identified all hairpin-like RNA structures encompassing small RNA sequence tags using RNAfold [52]; then we analyzed sequence and structural features of the predicted hairpin-like structures to distinguish genuine miRNA precursors from other RNA classes that may contain similar RNA structures (e.g. tRNA-derived repeat).
RB-QD04-0047-02 may contain such unit structures depicted in Figure 1 (compounds IV to VIII) and relates to polyimide/polyamide resin.
In particular, such viruses may contain specific protein structures or amino acid substitutions, or may induce expression patterns in macrophages that are associated with lymphoma onset and progression.
