Sentence examples for poor fold from inspiring English sources

In these circumstances it is found that while initially all lamellae form with poor fold packing in {001} surfaces, only the faster-growing, lead lamellae continue to add molecules in this manner and eventually twist to relieve surface stress.

Overall there was poor fold change correlation between mRNA and protein for 4592 host gene products (R 2 = 0.0007).

This is a fact, although the induction was conducted in a later growth phase (OD600 = 4) according to Baumann et al., since earlier induction would have led to faster protein expression and therefore also fast and poor folding of the target molecule (Georgiou et al. 1994; Georgiou and Valax 1996; Baumann et al. 2015).

The poor fold-specificity of the PCM on the other hand, is tell-tale of high "evolutionary tinkering" noise [22] drowning out the fold-conserved atomic interaction signals.

For genes with poor fold-change correlations, it is also conceivable that the probes may be identifying splice variants of the same gene, and thereby targeting different mRNA isoforms due to variations in probe position on the panels.

Is this due to poor folding of GFP?

Thus, poor folding at high temperatures may be an intrinsic feature of IPNS.

To test this hypothesis, we performed in vitro mutagenesis experiments on SAL1, but the poor folding of the resulting proteins prevented further experimentation.

Knottins have a short half-life in serum, have issues with solubility, and exhibit poor folding in Escherichia coli and yeast.

Four substitutions (A31D, R42P, A46P, and V56E) result in poor folding of the domain, while one protein (T55I) showed evidence of heterogeneity and aggregation.

Roughly speaking, smoking is responsible for a third of cancers (smoking 20 cigarettes a day increases your risk of lung cancer 20-fold), poor food and lack of exercise result in another third, and other causes account for the rest.