Sentence examples for models of aggregation from inspiring English sources
Models of aggregation of small particles were published in many articles (e.g. [11 13]).
From cell culture models of aggregation, we find that WT SOD1 modulates the aggregation of the mutant protein to slow the formation of large detergent-insoluble structures.
However, the current models of aggregation have identified two factors that govern stability; one is colloidal and the other is conformational.
In cell culture models of aggregation, we have noted that co-expression of WT and mutant SOD1 at 1 1 ratios inhibits the aggregation of mutant SOD1 (12).
Our findings in cell models of aggregation are consistent with the idea that the capture of WT hSOD1 in insoluble aggregates could be secondary to the assembly of mutant SOD1 into insoluble structures.
Their role in the pathogenesis of these conditions is not yet clear mainly due to the lack of proper models of aggregation that may allow the study of the mechanism of formation, their interactions with other cellular components and their effect on the cell metabolism.
For three of four tested genes encoding aggregated proteins, RNAi knockdown reduced aggregates and/or behavioral deficits in at least two C. elegans models of aggregation-induced cytotoxicity.
Thus, we selected these proteins as good models of aggregation-prone partners in order to evaluate the effect of the charge of the partner protein on the expression level of cationic ABF-2 (pI 9.1).
This paper describes the addition of attractive magnetic forces and repulsive electrostatic forces between particles (by 'particle', we mean both single nanoparticles and created aggregates) into a basic model of aggregation which is commonly used.
The double nature of the very early kinetics suggests a step model of aggregation, where the denatured polypeptide folds into an aggregated β-intermediate that subsequently reorganises into a more organised β-sheet-richer structure that finally results in amyloid fibre formation.
After all, it was born at another digital time, 2005 … a business/editorial model of aggregation ahead of its time".
