Sentence examples for stable linkage from inspiring English sources
To this purpose, carbon disulfide is used to establish a stable linkage between Au (111) surface and magnetite (Fe3O4) nanoparticles, functionalized with metalloporphyrins (Co or Fe) containing carboxylic acids as anchor groups.
For the RE AcAc 3/ZnO QDs complex materials, stable linkage occurs because of the affinity of COOH from acetylacetonate anionic ligand to zinc oxide surfaces, with attachment to the zinc oxide by hydrogen bonding between the protons of the hydroxyl groups on the surface of ZnO QDs and the π system of acetylacetone.
By this way, a stable linkage between AgNPs and ESM can be constructed to form the AgNPs@Tan-ESM composites.
A critical requirement for these applications is the generation of a stable linkage between the solid support and the immobilized, but still functional, protein.
However, the stable linkage of divalent Ra II) to antibodies or other carrier molecules has not been successful.
Covalent attachment provides a stable linkage between carrier and protein, an important issue for in vivo applications.
BPs linked to proteins with reversible (i.e., cleavable) linkages are desirable over conjugates with stable linkages to release the protein in free form.
The hybrid scaffolds bearing Schiff base linkage between the polymer and siloxane, unlike the stable linkages in earlier reports, are expected to give a faster release of siloxanes and enhancement in osteogenesis.
To obtain stable linkages between silica matrix and functional moieties, the reaction conditions (pH medium, temperature, solvents) as well as functional organosilane compound must be carefully chosen [2].
The important character of sulfur for this approach is the ability to form stable linkages with both organic and inorganic structures.
The spectrin skeleton of non-erythroid cells is likely to interact with a variety of integral membrane proteins and participate both in stable linkages as well as dynamic structures capable of rapid disassembly and assembly.
