Sentence examples for section of molecular from inspiring English sources

LAGARIAS, J. CLARK; Paul K. and Ruth R. Stumpf Professor of Plant Biochemistry and professor, section of molecular and cellular biology, University of California, Davis.

EP measurements for Ildr1 w−/− mice and wild-type littermates were conducted in the Section of Molecular Biology and Genetics, NIDCD.

The authors were formerly in the Section of Molecular Carcinogenesis, Institute of Cancer Research, Brookes Lawley Building, Cotswold Road, Sutton SM2 5NG, UK, where the work described in this article was carried out.

In this article we present a model that describes the total cross-section of molecular liquids, aiming to provide a good description in the subthermal energy range with a minimum number of parameters, amenable to perform calculations of interest in Nuclear Engineering.

A statement of the limitations/sensitivity of the technique(s) used should appear clearly in the conclusion section of the molecular diagnosis report.

The distribution of the sequences between specialized terms in the binding section of the molecular function category showed that the greatest numbers fell under protein-binding (35%) and nucleotide-binding (19%).

Cross-sections of these molecular break up processes in the energy range 220 590 keV are presented.

Second, using Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (GSEA), we performed pathway analysis on ranked differentially expressed genes between Asian and non-Asian GCs, specifically querying genesets in the C2 (curated) and C7 (immunological) sections of the Molecular Signatures Database (MSigDB).

Model-specific Information section: Because a number of molecular species can be regulated differently based on the type of the cell, this section allows users to enter such cell type-specific information.

This section treats several aspects of molecular structure that are of more specialized interest and shows how particular classes of compounds are described.

This section sketches four facets of molecular biology's development: its origins, its classical period, its subsequent migration into other biological domains, and its more recent turn to genomics and post-genomics.