Sentence examples for molecules of human from inspiring English sources
Which is rather frustrating for scientists like myself who have spent a career in structural biology working out what the molecules of human life look like.
Two (BMP-2 and BMP-7) have been the subject of intense research for treatment of non-union and are available currently as recombinant protein molecules of human genes [5].
Our results stress the evolvability of bacterial β-barrel surface structures and the environment as a source of progenitor virulence molecules of human pathogens.
Therefore, we investigated the in vitro effect of DHEA on the expression pattern of adhesion molecules of human endothelial cells and neutrophils.
Crystallographic studies have directly visualised three molecules of human Fen1 bound to PCNA (Sakurai et al, 2005), and three molecules of A. fulgidus RNase H2 bound to PCNA (Bubeck et al, 2011).
Our goal was to determine whether incorporation of I into DNA molecules of human cells is associated with specific transcriptional changes that globally can be used as a Auger effect "fingerprint," to identify functions of genes whose expressions are altered following I decay; to learn whether primary cells undergoing I-triggered DNA damage show similar or disparate transcriptional changes.
Drugs related to three categories of molecules of Human-gpDB (GPCRs, G-proteins, effectors) were collected from DrugBank (29), Madator (33) and AKS2 (34).
In a study on B. malayi [ 28], it was found that filarial ESPs are similar to cytokines, chemokines and other immune effector molecules of humans, and are predicted to promote parasite survival and development in the host environment.
Each molecule of human hemoglobin consists of four peptide chains, two α-chains and two β-chains; i.e., it is a tetramer.
As a star molecule of human β-defensins, HBD3 participated in the in vivo killing of pathogenic microorganism that relies on its bioactivity (Auvynet and Rosenstein 2009).
Therefore, an ultimate proof is lacking to qualify Hv1 as the proton channel molecule of human leukocytes.
