Sentence examples for molecules attached at from inspiring English sources
DNA molecules attached at the end of nanotubes would act like "smart glue".
The different amounts of PEG molecules attached at the same QR surface account for the different behaviours displayed by diverse nanorod samples, independently from their size and shape.
By tuning the number of amino-PEG molecules attached at the rod surface and thus by manipulating the resulting surface charge at different pHs, we tuned the capability of Hydra ectodermal cells to uptake QRs, from very high at acidic pH to zero at neutral pH.
To simultaneously realize the goals of obtaining structural insights into biomolecules with nanometer resolution and providing an appropriate condition for their biological processes, we investigated enzymatic reactions (DNase I) at single DNA molecules attached and immobilized on mica surfaces functioned by gold nanoparticles (GNPs), 1.4 nm-diameter nanoparticles (Nanogold).
The endocytic index was determined by counting the subset of cells to which Pam3CSK4-biotin molecules attached, and determining the fraction of these cells that had internalized at least one molecule.
For the biolayer interferometry assay, a layer of molecules attached to the tip of the biosensor creates an interference pattern at the detector.
The second outside layer of oxygen atoms (OII) located at z ≈ −9.0 Å, 9.0 Å were the water molecules attached to the surface Fe atoms.
Its ends may have catalyst molecules attached or may terminate in a double bond by loss of a hydrogen atom at the next-to-last carbon.
The presence of the disaccharide in MS/MS furthermore suggested that the nystatin P1 aglycone is substituted at one position with a mycosamine-hexose moiety rather than the two sugar molecules being attached at separate positions.
Scientists at Manchester University think it may be possible using a filter made from laminates of graphene oxide, a form of graphene with oxygen-containing molecules attached to it.
Epigenetic marks Molecules attached to DNA that can determine whether genes are active and used by the cell.
