Sentence examples for moieties of a from inspiring English sources

One of the consequences of this PET process is the formation of a photoadduct between the RuII complex and the G or Trp moieties of a biomolecule.

Intermolecular complex formation between mesogenic terphenyldiimide moieties of a thermotropic liquid-crystalline (LC) polyimide (P-11TPE) was studied by steady-state fluorescence and fluorescence lifetime measurements together with differential scanning calorimetry (d.s.c).s.c

We illustrate this approach by identifying major substitution patterns of phenolic aromatic moieties of a peat soil fulvic acid, an operational fraction of humic substances.

A common characteristic of fructosyltransferases is their ability to transfer the fructosyl moieties of a substrate to an acceptor molecule (the fructan growing chain) or water, leading to the hydrolysis of the substrate.

By contrast, in a preliminary study performed in our laboratory the activity of peptides derived from a fragment of human lactoferricin, was unaffected by cleavage of sialic acid moieties of a rhabdomyosarcoma (unpublished data), suggesting something other than sialic acid as a preferred target for this tumor type.

Furthermore, the best minima of benzene match corresponding moieties of an inhibitor in clinical trials.

In addition, isoform size of Apo(a) is also found significantly associated with the effects of other moieties of Lp(a) and Lp(a) itself.

To investigate which moieties of LPS the A and B box domains of HMGB1 recognize and bind to, a competition assay was performed.

Replacing the intercalating quinoxaline moieties of triostin A by nucleobases results in a potential major groove binder.

For example, the glycoside moiety of a flavonoid glycoside can be much larger than the flavonoid moiety.

The oxygen linkage in the diamine moiety of a polyimide gives the highest flexibility whereas the sulfonyl linkage imparts the lowest flexibility to the polymer chain.