Sentence examples for molecular subcomponents from inspiring English sources
The strong distance dependence of fluorescence quenching by electron transfer has frequently been exploited to measure the relative position of molecular subcomponents.
While advances in cryo electron tomography of unstained specimens provide new opportunities for identification and molecular averaging of individual subcomponents such as the surface glycoprotein spikes on purified viruses, electron tomography of stained and plunge-frozen cells is being used to visualize the cellular context of viral entry and replication.
The membrane performances designed to transport ionic salts NaCl and KCl depend and are based on encoded molecular features of the monomeric subcomponents.
Our efforts involve the evaluation of the transport performances of these systems designed to transport ionic salts NaI and KI and strongly depending on encoded molecular features of the anion-carrier subcomponents.
Each of these two molecular weight components were further resolved into four subcomponents by DEAE-ion-exchange chromatography.
The information content of 3D cryo-EM is greatly increased when combined with biochemical and molecular biological labeling and strategies for docking atomic structures of subcomponents into cryo-EM density maps or RyRs.
Subcomponents of these cellular complexes are assembled into molecular switches.
The use of supramolecular systems in molecular machines is challenging as competing processes such as the association and dissociation of subcomponents from and to the bulk must be controlled.
In this study, we employed pyrolysis molecular beam mass spectroscopy (pyMBMS) to characterize lignin content, syringyl-to-guaiacyl (S/G) ratio and 28 spectral cell wall subcomponents in stems and roots of a large number of progeny from a three-generation interspecific Populus pedigree.
Within operational components, seven subcomponents exist, including organization health and environment.
