Sentence examples for much larger protein from inspiring English sources

Since p14 interacts strongly with splicing factor SF3b155, a much larger protein, we designed a p14 variant unable to interact with it.

Long searches by legions of drug company workers have yielded few potential drugs, which are typically very small, that can block a much larger protein from signaling another protein.

That is, uncertainties in the energies of the model systems of ±1 kcal/mol are assumed to yield similar errors in the energy of the much larger protein systems (see Figure 1) [19].

In B. abortus 2308, a fusion of the two genes would generate a much larger protein.

SEC analysis showed that MBP-TAp63αFTL also behaves as a much larger protein than MBP-TAp63α with a retention volume similar to MBP-TAp63γ.

This larger association energy could arise from the larger intersubunit interface in AcrB, as it is a much larger protein than the other model proteins.

However, it is the concentration of much larger proteins (especially albumin) on either side of semipermeable membranes such as the endothelial cells lining the capillaries that creates crucial pressure gradients necessary to maintain the correct amount of water within the intravascular compartment and, therefore, to regulate the volume of circulating blood.

For HLA molecules with a low RH, the average rank of epitopes from p24 is comparable to the epitopes from the much larger proteins Env and Pol.

Despite of the fact that Msn2p/Msn4p and Crz1p are much larger proteins and have no overall sequence similarity with CaZF, the plant protein most likely is able to functionally substitute both these transcription activators.

Owing to the its "soft ionization" property, a variety of studies thus far have applied MALDI-IMS for visualization of molecules, from small metabolites [10], [11], [12] to much larger proteins [13], [14], in the biological/medical samples.

However, extraction of much larger proteins than the ones liberated by physical breakage proceeds efficiently using alkaline extraction only (figure 4A), so that these species must constitute some special case in terms of their extraction requirements.