"specific introduction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a sentence or phrase that provides detailed information about a specific topic or subject being discussed. You can use "specific introduction" when you want to introduce a specific aspect or detail of a larger topic. For example: "The author's specific introduction about the character's childhood sheds light on their motivations and actions in the novel." In this sentence, "specific introduction" is used to indicate that the author provides a detailed and specific introduction to the character's childhood, rather than a general introduction about the character's background.
The site specificity of the radiolabeling is achieved only by site specific introduction of an aryl iodide into the biomolecule by either chemical methods or genetic modification.
Advances in expressed protein ligation (EPL) methods that permit specific introduction of unique modifications into proteins have facilitated protein engineering, structure function and protein interaction studies.
The highly specific introduction of CEA resulted in increased steric hindrance via the antigen-antibody specific immunoreaction; Thus, the concentrations of CEA could be detected by observing the decrease in photocurrent.
These relationships often form in an ad hoc way or through a specific introduction.
Methods for the site specific introduction of reactive thiols and other unique reactive functional groups must be utilized to develop novel, active, biological radiotracers.
(Amy) In discussing their use of the self-management approach, therapists reflected on the position that they and their colleagues had come from prior to their specific introduction to self-management.
Furthermore, reaction with an aldehyde-containing reagent termed GS-Al results in site-specific introduction of an orthogonal handle for subsequent conjugation with aldehyde-reactive probes.
The site-specific introduction of non-canonical amino acids into polypeptides through genetic code reprogramming has become a powerful tool for biochemical studies and bioorganic synthesis.
Given the possibilities in protein engineering, it is not surprising that an enormous amount of effort has gone into the development of approaches for the site-specific introduction of unnatural amino acids into proteins.
Recently the site-specific introduction of chemical linkers has been reported through unnatural amino acid insertion.
Site-specific introduction of probes into target proteins is a topic of intense interest for studying structure activity relationships.
