Sentence examples for moiety that can from inspiring English sources

Langmuir films of a fatty acid containing an azobenzene moiety that can undergo trans-cis photoisomerization have been investigated for their structural and dynamical properties.

Simultaneously a targeting moiety that can be recognized by a specific transporter/receptor in the cell membrane has also been tethered to the other terminal of lipid raft.

Ht-N 3 also contains an orthogonal azide moiety that can be used for polyvalent display on a polymeric backbone.

The main difficulty may be to develop in each case an immunogenic moiety that can effectively induce the desired antibody population.

This resurgent current derives from an unblocking of open channels by a peptide moiety that can be eliminated by the intracellular application of trypsin or chymotrypsin proteases into the cytoplasm (Grieco et al., 2005).

The efficacy of RIF and RSV as potent antiglycating agents may be attributed to the presence of a p-dihydroxyl moiety that can potentially undergo spontaneous oxidation to yield highly reactive p-quinone structures, a feature absent in RMN.

OAT consists of oat β-glucans and several anti-inflammatory and antioxidant moieties that can reduce prolonged inflammation in chronic wounds.

Mechanistically, tyrosinases oxidize the accessible tyrosine residues of silk and/or gelatin into reactive o-quinone moieties that can either condense with each other or undergo nonenzymatic reactions with available amines of both silk and gelatin.

For instance, gold surfaces were coated with Prolinker™, which contains crown ether moieties that can capture protonated amines in protein structures by host guest interactions [84].

DiCre requires the simultaneous expression in the cell of two inactive Cre moieties that can functionally complement each other.

Hydroxyl radicals (OH*), for example, are potentially highly toxic moieties that can induce deleterious effects including DNA strand breaks and lipid peroxidation.