Sentence examples for molecular arm from inspiring English sources

Its design is based on a molecular arm holding a phenyl whose distance to the metal surface is controlled by the tip apex of an STM.

Both α-actinin and filamin have two actin-binding sites separated by a relatively flexible molecular arm.

Despite a relatively similar molecular architecture two actin-binding sites separated by a long flexible molecular arm– and similar affinity for F-actin crosslinking/bundling proteins filamin and α-actinin modulate the mechanical properties of F-actin networks differently.

Wards A were allocated to the molecular arm of the study in the first period and Wards B to the technical arm.

To elucidate events in the molecular arms race between the host and pathogen in evaluating plant immunity, a zigzag model is useful for uncovering aspects common to different host pathogen interactions.

With a Web site that begins with a poem about wild parsnips, Berenbaum helped elucidate the molecular arms race between plants trying to fend off herbivores and insects that evolve ways to sidestep, and sometimes make use of, these defenses.

Indeed, almost half the documented cases of arms races are pathogen defense genes [18], raising the possibility that the identification of molecular arms races provides a first approach to implicating a gene's involvement in defense.

Insertion of a RAG-1 like DDE recombinase adjacent to a primordial RAG-2 like regulatory protein would permit the co-expression and co-evolution of primordial RAG-1 and RAG-2 in somatic tissues of the lymphocyte lineage through a molecular "arms race" between herpes viruses and the ancestral immune deuterostome immune system.

Similar interactions between modern-day RISC, RAG and modern-day herpes recombinases, and substrates such as nucleic acids may result as a vestige of a shared recombination mechanism and evolutionary history, a form of molecular "arms race" between recombinases shared between both infectious agents and the acquired immune system.

Diversifying or positive selection is typically seen in molecular arms races, especially at direct interfaces between host and pathogen proteins [ 4, 20].

These findings provide new insight on the molecular arms race between host antiviral defense and virus counter defense at an epigenetic level.