Sentence examples for multitude of protein from inspiring English sources
p53-NTD interacts with multitude of protein factors that include molecular chaperones such as HSP90 [24], CHIP [25], HSP70 [37], and MDM2 [38] and it was shown to undergo disorder to order transition by interacting with MDM2 [39].
Therefore, we created a double mutant of the D469G allele with the D155A allele, a mutation in a highly conserved residue present in a multitude of protein kinases that compromises the catalytic activity of the protein [12].
Today, researchers have a multitude of protein stains to choose from according to their project requirements.
Eukaryotic cell proliferation involves DNA replication, a tightly regulated process mediated by a multitude of protein factors.
In addition to a multitude of protein antigens [ 32], an alternative stimulus for initiation of the autoimmune response has been proposed.
A great number of RP paralogs generate another problem; indeed, the ribosome is an intricate ribonucleoprotein complex with a multitude of protein constituents present in equimolar amounts.
However, their genomes encode a multitude of proteins with immunomodulatory functions, several of which reduce the immunogenicity of these vectors.
Eukaryotic DNA replication is a complex process requiring the proper functioning of a multitude of proteins to create error-free daughter DNA strands and maintain genome integrity.
One protein's presence can have a drastic effect on a multitude of proteins and pathways and the interrelationships between seemingly unrelated proteins and pathways is only now coming to light [10].
It is assumed a ligand can (somehow) zero in on one single protein in the midst of the multitude of proteins in a human cell, which is the very questionable assumption noted above [1, 2, 4].
After the structures of numerous proteins have been established at the atomic level and after a multitude of proteins can be produced with almost no restrictions, the time seems ripe to apply this knowledge for engineering purposes.
