Sentence examples for molecular level characterization from inspiring English sources

However, spectroscopic analyses of complex mixtures such as resins provide only a broad "fingerprint" and are, therefore, significantly less reliable than detailed molecular level characterization for chemotaxonomic purposes.

In addition to the H and C NMR spectra, the heteronuclear HSQC and HMBC experiments were important for the conclusive molecular level characterization of OSCS (Fig.  3c).

The anti-proliferative effect of CCM+DHA on SK-BR-3 cells is validated as a true synergy by molecular level characterization indicating that the emergent cell signaling network state is unique to the combined use of the two compounds.

Molecular level characterization of MW150 by high resolution crystallography of the human p38αMAPK/MW150 complex documents MW150's active site occupancy with key intermolecular interactions, indicates that the active site bound inhibitor is in a relative low energy conformation, and provides a rational explanation for the molecular basis of MW150 exquisite selectivity.

However, despite extensive molecular level characterizations by several groups suggesting factors necessary for colonization on nasal epithelium, genetic determinants of nasal carriage are unknown.

Other contributions to this special issue address the challenges of glycomics through the development of analytical methods for the molecular-level characterization of heparin and related glycosaminoglycans.

We provide a phenotypic, metabolic and molecular-level characterization of GHRH-KO mice and show that GHRH-KO mutants exhibit lifespan extension comparable to the Ames and Snell dwarf mice.

This ability to observe structure and reactivity aspects of intact (macro molecules has, in particular, contributed to the molecular-level characterization of complex matrices, for example novel materials and biological and biogeochemical samples.

The inauguration of Europe's first 12 Tesla FTICR mass spectrometer at the GSF National Research Center for Environment and Health provided the opportunity to hear expert views on novel research dedicated to the molecular-level characterization of complex systems.

While high-throughput experimental platform technologies ranging from genomic sequencing to transcriptomic, proteomic and metabolomic profiling are now commonly used for molecular-level characterization of tumor cells and surrounding tissues, the resulting data sets defy straightforward intuitive interpretation with respect to potential therapeutic targets or the effects of perturbation.

This special issue reflects the wide scope of current FTICR mass spectrometry utilization in the analytical characterization of natural products, biomolecules and biogeochemical mixtures, hyphenation of separation and mass spectrometry, and integration of spectroscopy and separation in the molecular-level characterization of complex systems.