Sentence examples for molecules can attach from inspiring English sources

It means that if the top surface of the metal is more defective, then more oxygen molecules can attach to it.

Structural and kinetic data also suggest that two substrate molecules can attach at the same time to the free, as well as to the acetylated, enzyme.

To be specific, the Rh B molecules can attach to the surfaces of the photocatalysts by the carboxylic group or the amino group, and the attaching modes are greatly influenced by the pH of the solution.

Previous studies have shown that biologically active molecules can attach to titanium surfaces through adsorption, covalent binding, self-organizing organic layers, and nanomechanical incorporation.

Upon the ligation of one ubiquitin molecule to substrate's internal Lys residue (monoubiquitination), additional ubiquitin molecules can attach to one of the Lys-residues of that substrate-bound monoubiquitin in a tandem fashion, again through linkage to one of its seven internal Lys-residues (K6, K11, K27, K29, K33, K48, and K63), to form multiubiquitin chains [ 97].

These experiments reveal that DNA polymerase V must bind to an ATP molecule before it can attach to the DNA template, and must remain bound to ATP while synthesizing the new DNA strand.

Water molecules can loosely attach to the vertical pole of the iron atom as ligands.

In addition, because it has two active sides (surface and edges), graphene can attach biological molecules to its edges and adhere to the cell surface.

We find that Ube2W can attach single Ub molecules directly to TRIM5α, which can then act as substrates for Ube2N/Ube2V2 in the synthesis of TRIM5α-anchored Lys63-linked polyUb chains, both  in vitro and in cells.

Reuveni et al. [31] have shown that several different types of molecules can be attached to the surface of GNRs.

Calculations considering the volume of the peptide molecule and the surface area of Au show that multiple peptide molecules can be attached to a single Au tip.