Sentence examples for molecules for detection from inspiring English sources
Concanavalin A (conA) and ferrocene (Fc) were chosen as bio-recognition elements and signaling molecules for detection of Desulforibrio caledoiensis, respectively.
By subsequently using these affinity molecules for detection of the corresponding proteins in a wide range of platforms, important information can be gained.
The paper describes successful designing and production of new, bifunctional, recombinant molecules for detection of anti-HIV antibodies in blood of HIV-infected individuals.
A saponification step was used to remove fatty acids from sterol esters and derivatize sterol molecules for detection by GC MS.
The functional membrane allows all biomolecules that are not specifically recognized by the capturing element to pass through to an adsorbent fixed under the membrane, while retaining the target molecules for detection.
The technique generally involves reverse transcription of RNA into cDNA, with the inclusion of a labeling molecule for detection.
Specifically we look into how the PCD depends on the diffusion coefficient D, the number of molecules released from a cell N r, the number of molecules needed for detection N d, and the total integration time T. To understand how PCD depends on the factors mentioned above, we considered the diffusion of a paracrine ligand from a single cell to its surrounding neighbors.
While the unmethylated HLCS molecules would be digested by BstUI enzyme treatment, leaving only the digestion-resistant, hypermethylated HLCS molecules for PCR detection, the rs6636 molecules would remain intact as there was no BstUI enzyme recognition site within the rs6636 PCR amplicon.
On the one hand, we need to generate sufficient numbers of molecules for reliable detection and accurate quantification.
This is an important observation as this ubiquicidin fragment may represents a near-perfect carrier for targeting molecules for infection detection.
A wide range of non-antibody-based binders have been reviewed previously as alternative molecules for the detection of pathogens (Ngundi et al. 2006).
