Sentence examples for molecules from target from inspiring English sources

(B) DUBs remove Ub molecules from target substrates.

Deubiquitinating enzymes (DUBs) are a large set of proteases that remove Ub molecules from target substrates to reverse ubiquitination (Wilkinson, 2000).

Drug discovery of small molecules from target selection through to clinical evaluation is a very complex, challenging but rewarding area of drug discovery.

A completely different class of proteins, known as deubiquitinases, reverses this process by removing the Ub molecules from target proteins.

In contrast, DBS can generate methylation information on a large number of individual DNA molecules (from different target genes and different samples) in a single experiment.

Several additional MSV combinations were found which are represented by only few reads compared to the haplotypes described above, indicating either the generation of chimeric, PCR-mediated recombinant molecules from different target copies, misincorporations during the emulsion PCR, sequencing errors or cross-contaminations.

As the p value calculation is specific for each target protein and fingerprint space it can only be used in this context, and should not be used to compare molecules from different targets or fingerprint spaces.

These data show that ProP can predict the physiological PCSK processed proteins fairly accurately, but also that the mainly co-expression experiment data based FURIN prediction algorithm cannot discriminate the physiological FURIN specific target molecules from general PCSK targets.

These subcellular structures can transfer bioactive molecules from parental to target cells, thus allowing for regulation and amplification of several biological mechanisms such as apoptosis or cell activation (inflammatory or autoimmune responses, cell proliferation or coagulation).

The attachment of aptamer to nanomagnetic particles improves its synthetic qualities, increases the attachment of target molecules, and eases the detachment of aptamer complex from target molecule [1, 14].

As mentioned earlier in this review, oxidizing agents acquire electrons from target molecules.