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SAS data on composites with matrices of two different molecular weights indicate that the particle aggregation is independent of the molecular weight of the matrix for a fixed filler concentration and surface treatment.

The PVX coat protein has a molecular weight of 19 kDa, so higher molecular weights indicate the addition of RGD and PEG.

In the present study, in vitro results on the permeation of peptides with different molecular weights indicate that microneedles can remarkably enhance the transdermal delivery of all hydrophilic peptides.

The molecular weights indicated by these two methods were comparable and approximately double the value of the apparent molecular weight of rPsaDyP under denaturing conditions (57.6 kDa).

This correlation between Tg and m for different molecular weights indicates the presence of a physical network, where H-bonded end-group clusters act as temporary crosslinks.

As expected, we detected a pronounced accumulation of HIF-1α protein at higher molecular weights, indicating that polyubiquitinated HIF-1α protein species form in the presence of MG132 (Fig. 2C).

Therefore, the presence of a smear or a pattern of multiple bands of different molecular weights indicates a positive result.

Covalent interaction of PTEN with SUMO1 in vitro led to the formation of PTEN-SUMO1 conjugates with different molecular weights, indicating that different lysine residues in PTEN are susceptible to conjugate SUMO.

The decrease in molecular weight indicates a breakdown of the polymer backbone (the C C-chain), and is assumed to be primary degradation.

Proteins isolated from two groups of tissues exhibited similar distribution of isoeletric point and molecular weight indicating the similarity and comparability of the tissue specimens.

All the experimental results reported in this paper shows better flocculation efficacies due to higher molecular weight indicating longer chain length of grafted PMA; i.e. higher radius of gyration of the macromolecules.