Sentence examples for pool of protein from inspiring English sources

The data suggest that a discrete pool of protein kinase C may mediate activation of the respiratory burst in PMN.

Image analysis showed that the soluble pool of protein had a lower N/C ratio in NZ-treated cells than mock-treated cells (Figure 3D).

In this process, mutagenesis is performed randomly on a protein coding sequence and beneficial mutations are selected or screened from the pool of protein variants.

The pool of protein made in the time window between addition of galactose and glucose was then followed for a period of six hours.

Whether this intracellular pool of protein is denatured at the point of schizont rupture, promoting responses in natural infections to flexible loops more tolerant to mutations, as seen in other organisms [36], remains to be investigated.

These observations could support the endosome-to-cytosol pathway, in which exogenous antigens are extruded into the cytosolic pool of protein antigens and are processed by proteosomes before being transported into the ER for loading onto nascent MHC-I molecules.

Although we also observe limited CD8+ T-cell recognition toward HCRT (in one patient and three HLA-DQB1*06:02-negative controls), the CD8+ T-cell recognition was substantially larger for the total pool of proteins.

By starting from a random pool of proteins we attempt to sample broad regions of protein sequence space for different independent solutions to a given functional problem.

The focus of the available methods is, however, to identify the optimal peptides from provided protein sequences, while little effort has been made towards developing schemes for prioritisation of the optimal protein candidates from a pool of proteins.

We hypothesize that under normal growth conditions new proteins are constantly synthesized and glycated, while when the synthesis of new proteins ceased, glycation is limited by existing pool of proteins.

The presented data, which was obtained in the test-tube experiments, adds GCN4 and c-Jun to the pool of proteins with multiple functions (also known as moonlighting proteins).