Sentence examples for molecules to each from inspiring English sources

They hooked four or five folic-acid and fluorescent-dye molecules to each of the dendrimer branches.

The stoichiometries of the salts show two water molecules to each M2C11N4O3 unit.

This results in them adopting a slightly different shape, while the close proximity of the molecules to each other results in interactions arising between them.

As such, the reactivity of an antigen PSMA at the tumor cell surface, with an antibody-circulating radiotracer, implies the accessibility of native molecules to each other.

At liquid-air interfaces, surface tension results from the greater attraction of water molecules to each other (due to cohesion) than to the molecules in the air (due to adhesion).

Cooperative binding of two cAMP molecules to each R subunit causes the release of active C subunit [2] and leads to downstream cellular changes in the activity of transcription factors, enzymes, ion channels, and many other cellular substrates [3], [4].

In agreement with the results obtained by gel filtration chromatography, as well as published structural studies [15] [20], the stoichiometry of the binding (n = 0.77±0.01) was consistent with the binding of a single PAI-1 molecule to each molecule of the SMTB 1 44 domain [15] [20].

We then linked each single molecule to each cell outline by using the inpolygon function in MATLAB and calculated the distance for each single molecule to the cell center line as determined from the MicrobeTracker outline.

The neuroligins represent a similar class of proteins to neurexins and the binding of the two types of molecule to each other is controlled by alternative splicing.

These agents also bind to the membrane bound form of TNFα (mTNFα); however, only one molecule of etanercept binds to each trimer of mTNFα, while adalimumab and infliximab can bind with one molecule to each monomer of the mTNFα trimer [ 9- 11].

According to Loiseau, "In composites it is necessary for the carbon, graphene or nanotube molecules to 'touch' each other to be conductive.