Sentence examples for membrane of which from inspiring English sources

The membrane fusogenic liposomes (MFLs), the membrane of which is engineered to fuse with the plasma membrane, was prepared for the membrane localization of PSs.

The sensor was based on live, mammalian cells, the membrane of which has been artificially saturated with antibodies specific to different plant viruses.

The single cell equipped with the block copolymer membrane of which hydrophobic block is prepared from NTDA and a fluorinated diamine (averaged block length = 5) exhibits a peak output power density of 0.70 W/cm2 at 90 °C and 92% relative humidity for H2/air which is comparable to that of Nafion 112.

The exopolysaccharide synthesized in Y. pestis cells must be exported through the outer membrane, of which the predominant component is LPS.

Thus during the simulation each thread extracts the chain of random numbers from the random state of the membrane of which it is computing the evolution.

Satisfyingly, the largest single group of proteins at 22% are annotated in Flybase as 'Plasma membrane', of which a majority are predicted to be integral membrane proteins.

The obtained NPs were then used to produce carbon membranes of which performances in water filtration and gas separation will be presented and discussed.

The chemically resistant (but expensive) fluorinated ionomers are used as electrochemical cell membranes, of which the first and most prominent example is Nafion.

Thus, it is generally believed that coronavirus replication takes places on the cytoplasmic DMVs, the membranes of which originate from the ER [23].

The final group studied were women in spontaneous preterm labour with intact membranes, of which almost 90% were positive for bacteria, which was significantly higher than that seen in term vaginal deliveries (p = 0.03).

There were four unsuccessful repairs of tympanic membranes of which two belong to a postoperative graft infection and two belong to an anatomic factor.