Sentence examples for monitoring of proteins from inspiring English sources

At present, routine monitoring of proteins in blood requires the use of monoclonal antibodies for standard ELISA assays.

Applications of aptamer sensors include detection and monitoring of proteins, small bioactive molecules, or even metal cations [ 3, 13, 14].

Besides the in vitro evaluation, the potential of μ-PET for in vivo monitoring of proteins in a bone cavity was also studied.

For example, the simultaneous transfer of proteins from multiple gel-strips onto the same membrane (multi-strip western blot) has increased data output per single blotting cycle and allowed simultaneous monitoring of proteins while reducing signal errors [ 57, 58].

The addition of fluorescent markers to the RITE technology adds the possibility of spatiotemporal monitoring of proteins of interest (Verzijlbergen et al. 2010; Hotz et al. 2012; Menendez-Benito et al. 2013).

As we are on the cusp of personalized medicine, the monitoring of proteins within the proteostasis network, which are fundamental to all cellular processes, may provide a chronological history of cellular capacity predictive of the robustness of the quality-control system and therefore risk of age-associated diseases.

The needle-less approach allows for easy monitoring of protein and hormone levels, which team doctors then correlate with information from questionnaires about sailors' daily routines.

Fluorescence imaging is a powerful technique for the real-time noninvasive monitoring of protein dynamics.

Consequently we developed real-time monitoring of protein precipitation in a tubular reactor by pH, conductivity, turbidity and image processing.

Immobilization in an agarose gel matrix eliminates potential interactions of the protein and the fluorophore(s) with a glass surface and allows prolonged monitoring of protein dynamics.

This prediction is confirmed by time-resolved surface enhanced resonance Raman which allows for the direct monitoring of protein (re- orientation and electre- orientation the immobilised cytochrome c.