Sentence examples for molecules to link from inspiring English sources

During a research retreat in 1998 at a scenic resort on Semiahmoo Bay in northwest Washington, Deshaies paused in front of a poster by Crews to listen to him talk about using small molecules to link two proteins together.

The bright spots contained enough photons to force the light-sensitive molecules to link up and harden.

They found that the energy from the electrons changed the thin film on the larvae's skin, causing its molecules to link together a process called polymerization.

Under pressure, the team reports in the 11 March Science, the additive's zinc atoms change their "coordination number --the number --theighborinumber --they bonumber-allofineighboringtive molecules to link extensively atomsorm a spongy, rubberlike protheyive coating.

Thus they are the ideal molecules to link metabolic pathways to regulatory networks.

To decode mRNA, ribosomes use mediator molecules to link codon identity and meaning.

These molecules serve to link the cadherin cytoplasmic tail to the actin cytoskeleton and facilitate clustering into the junctional structure, forming cadherin-catenin complexes [ 8, 9].

BAG-1 may act as a scaffold molecule, to functionally link chaperone function with specific target molecules (Hohfeld et al, 2001; Takayama and Reed, 2001).

They use energy to link those molecules into the polymers that we call proteins and nucleic acids.

We designed a novel fusion protein (FP) to link biotinylated molecules to glycophorin A (GPA) on the RBC surface.

Ezrin/radixin/moesin (ERM) proteins are highly homologous proteins that function to link cargo molecules to the actin cytoskeleton.