Sentence examples for miscellaneous proteins from inspiring English sources

The primary raw material in acrylic fibre is petroleum — no thirsty cotton fields; no overgrazing; and a better use of oil than burning by Jeep S.U.V.s — and the dyeing process is much cleaner with acrylics than with wool or cotton, which are contaminated with miscellaneous proteins.

The others were kept as miscellaneous proteins.

The '3 + 1' washing steps could gradually remove the miscellaneous proteins and also make the IB particles loose, which benefited the subsequent refolding process.

The risk factors are abnormal platelets; intravenous administration of nitroglycerin; and increased heparin-binding proteins, such as chemokines, extracellular matrix proteins, growth factors, enzymes, and miscellaneous proteins (factor VIII, von Willebrand factor, and so on).

Observation of Fig. 6 shows that the number of these stand-out targets is six twoo protein kinases, wee1 and igf1r (which stand out in the ring counts, RC), one cleaving enzyme, reni (in MW, HBD, RB and EC) and three miscellaneous proteins, pur2 (in PSA and E-state), glcm (in HBD and RB) and xiap (in EC).

Temperature elevation also significantly increased the number of miscellaneous proteins.

Prior to conjugation, the unpurified anti-AFB1 ascites were verified by the target antibody (4%) and miscellaneous protein (96%), as shown in Figure S4 (Supporting Information).

As shown in Figure 2, the distribution of sense strand gene function was broad, with the largest group being miscellaneous protein-coding genes.

Along with the conjugation process, the desired antibody could be coupled with the carboxyl group of the QBs, whereas the mass of the miscellaneous protein blocked the excess carboxyl groups of the QBs to reduce the nonspecific binding of the QBs with NC membrane and the antigen on the test line.

In our results, most of the significantly enriched and graded genes for "Neuroactive ligand-receptor interaction" encode for the miscellaneous receptor proteins located on the membrane, which belong to the transmembrane G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) superfamily.

Cutaneous receptor subtypes also express distinctive sets of transcription factors, neuropeptides, neurotrophin receptors, and miscellaneous cytosolic proteins, which can be used in combination to provide an empirical classification (Fundin et al., 1997; Marmigère and Ernfors, 2007; Reed-Geaghan and Maricich, 2011).