Sentence examples for protein performance from inspiring English sources

Directed evolution is becoming a widely used technique for modifying or enhancing protein performance.

Carbohydrate is an important non-protein source for fish that causes a better protein performance, a sparing action leading to reduced feed costs (Shiau 1997).

Because such drastic replacements by Phe could have secondary effects on protein performance, we created a number of control mutations on residues not predicted to be directly at the cavity interface (Fig. 2).

Therefore the chemical versatility of the amino acid alphabet underwritten by the universal genetic code was not the outcome of fortuitous happenstance but the result of nature's relentless search for excellence in protein performance.

The prevalence of selection was roughly equal in wBm and wMel (six vs. nine genes, respectively) and could represent another strategy for minimizing effects of other sources of error on protein performance.

The extent of weight loss, albumin, C-reactive protein, performance status and quality of life was measured in 106 patients with inoperable non-small cell lung cancer (stages III and IV).

In order to minimize this risk, we focused on per-residue predictions and only ultimately, assessed per-protein performance.

The mutant proteins' performances in expression and purification are similar to that of wild-type protein.

To reveal the specific roles of the resorcinol-binding related residues in the hydrogen bond network, the mutations of D149A, R145A, D94A and R148A are constructed and expressed and these mutant proteins' performances of expression and purification are similar to that of native protein.

However, poor method design has resulted in unsatisfactory protein delivery performance.

This study aimed to improve the protein delivery performance of polyester nanofibers by rationally designing a particle preloading method.