Sentence examples for molecules on one from inspiring English sources
The number of modified PEG molecules on one particle decreased from 9.50 × 102 to 8.25 × 102 by laser irradiation.
Simultaneous adsorption of three molecules on one centre is illustrated by the formation of Cu+(H2O 2CO adducts on Cu-ZSM-5.
Furthermore, if molecules do encounter one another and a replication occurs, there will now be three molecules on one site, which blocks further replication.
We may estimate the number of bound DNA oligomers per bead using Poisson statistics: where μ is the average number of DNA molecules per bead and Pμ v) is the probability of finding ν molecules on one bead.
They select cargo molecules on one side of the NE, traverse the NPC barrier in a facilitated manner, release cargo into the destination compartment, and return to the initial compartment for the next round of transport.
The relationship between the abundance of mRNA and protein molecules on one side and of phenotypic features relevant for crop production on the other is obscure and cannot yet be exploited for breeding purposes even in major crops with extensive genomic resources, let alone in minor or orphan crops.
Adsorption refers to the attachment of atoms or molecules of one substance on the surface of another substance (Busch et al. 2003; Bae and Bhatia 2006).
During the last flu season, mutations in the HA molecule on one of the most common circulating strains, H3N2, meant that the seasonal flu vaccine offered little protection.
Sometimes a BCR molecule may have bound an antigen molecule on one Fab domain and have the other Fab domain free, forming a BCR/Ag complex.
It would be helpful for these authors to state directly if they think they are measuring a cluster of hTR molecules or if that they believe they are seeing one telomerase molecule on one telomere, with their microscopy.
This and further investigations show that the growth of the three-dimensional wax crystals occurs by apical accumulation of new wax molecules on only one side of the crystal.
