Sentence examples for molecular functional characterization from inspiring English sources
In fact, extensive biochemical and molecular functional characterization of this protein have revealed that it has little affinity for JH [ 82].
However, as for most of the here classified proteins a molecular functional characterization is lacking, we have not taken this into account in our analysis.
More generally, network architecture reflects cellular localization, biological process, and molecular function, enabling functional characterization of thousands of proteins.
In our opinion, the most appealing matters for future research are i) the molecular and functional characterization of the putatively new PsvA-like T3SEs, ii) the exact function of the T6SS in Xf and other Xanthomonas, and iii) the delicate endophytic existence of Xf, sensitive to toxic compounds inside the strawberry plant cells.
Molecular and functional characterization of the polycomb repressive complexes has revealed that they do not function independently (Bracken et al., 2006; Ku et al., 2008; Papp and Müller, 2006; Schwartz et al., 2006).
Wang et al. reviewed the complex analytical tools that have been developed and optimized for the molecular and functional characterization of antibody therapeutics (Wang et al., 2017a).
Thus, identification as well as a detailed molecular and functional characterization of the role of these driver mutations via improved AML models is required for better approaches toward novel targeted therapies.
We report the molecular and functional characterization of An. gambiae apolipophorin-III (AgApoLp-III).
This is the first molecular and functional characterization of a dopamine receptor in ticks.
The observation of PBoV and potentially other new bocavirus genus members may aid in molecular and functional characterization of the genus bocavirus.
The observation of PBoV and other potential new members of the bocavirus genus can perhaps help in the molecular and functional characterization of bocaviruses in the near future.
