Digital ELISA was designed to be highly efficient in the capturing of target proteins, labeling of these proteins, and their detection in single molecule arrays (SiMoA); in essence, the goal of the assay is to "capture every molecule, detect every molecule".
In essence, this molecule's activity (at room temperature) might be determined by only carbon and oxygen at site B Open image in new window Fig. 23 Left PAPC plot for SiCH.
In essence, each molecule is represented by a record that includes its type, its position, and a list of links to certain other molecules.
Most "experimental" 3-D coordinates for small molecules provided by the PDB are, in essence, theoretical models derived from fitting electron density produced by X-ray diffraction experiments to the presumed location of atoms that are part of a protein, a ligand (typically bound to the protein), and other moieties (ions, water molecules, etc).
Therefore, each molecule can have a different spectrum; in essence, the IR spectrum is a fingerprint of the sample.
In essence, RANK and RANKL are trimeric molecules; upon ligand binding multiple TRAFs are recruited, with TRAF6 being the critical adaptor as its absence incapacitates osteoclasts [ 147, 148].
In essence, the length of time a molecule spent on clay surfaces reflects the strength of their interactions.
In essence, KOSR is a mixture of small organic molecules (amino acids, vitamins and antioxidants), trace elements and three proteins, namely insulin, transferrin and lipid-rich albumin.
In essence, the six carbons of a glucose molecule are oxidized to a pair of two-carbon carboxylic acid fragments called acetate.
The resulting restriction fragments remain adsorbed to the surface, aided by a polyacrylamide overlay, and hence retain their order creating, in essence, a barcode from each genomic DNA molecule.
