Sentence examples for serving as a scaffold from inspiring English sources

After birth, elastin forms a matrix, serving as a scaffold on which alveolar MYF adheres and marking sites of the secondary septae.

We hypothesize that PLCL nanofibrous grafts will provide strength necessary for physiological function while serving as a scaffold to guide native tissue regeneration in vivo.

Gold nanoparticles have utility for in vitro, ex vivo and in vivo imaging applications as well as for serving as a scaffold for therapeutic delivery and theranostic applications.

p300 could nucleate complex formation by serving as a scaffold, also interacting with general transcriptional machinery.

Mechanistically, RHOBTB3 simultaneously interacts with PHD and VHL, serving as a scaffold for the assembly of the RHOBTB3-PHD-VHL-HIFα degradation complex.

We next asked whether RHOBTB3 could enhance the interaction between PHD2 and VHL by serving as a scaffold in the ternary complex.

It also serves as a scaffold, giving the molecule shape.

"The DNA serves as a scaffold, a template that will determine where the carbon nanotubes will sit," Dr. Braun said.

"The gold core serves as a scaffold for attaching molecules that are the same as those on the surface of naturally occurring HDL," he said.

She wore a pointy bra that might have been alluring half a century ago but now served as a scaffold for her cavernous chest.

4-Amino-7-nitro-2,1,3-benzoxadiazole (ANBD) usually serves as a scaffold for developing fluorescent probes.