Sentence examples for stable modification from inspiring English sources

Using an in vitro pull-down assay, we demonstrate that the interaction between transport inhibitor response 1 (TIR1) and Aux/IAA proteins does not require stable modification of either protein.

This has lead to the development of viral and non-viral methods for transient or stable modification of cells, albeit with varying efficiencies.

It can therefore be important to select carefully small subsets of key enzymes for their subsequent stable modification compatible with cell physiology.

Quantitative Raman spectroscopy revealed, that the spray dried products consist mainly of the thermodynamically stable modification I° besides small amounts (5 to 15%) of the metastable modification II, irrespective of the drying temperature and the crystallization mechanisms taking place.

Metallic cobalt crystallizes in hexagonal- and cubic close packed (hcp and ccp) structures, wherein the hcp variant is the stable modification below ~693 K [9].

The successful utilization of a crystal form of significantly greater thermodynamic activity (i.e., solubility) than the stable modification may provide, in some instances, therapeutic blood levels from otherwise inactive drugs [7 10].

The carbamates identified to date by design (haemoglobin, RuBisCO) or fortuitously as stable modifications in crystal structures (urease18, alanine racemase19, transcarboxylase 5S20, class D β-lactamase21, and phosphotriesterase22) have clear functional roles.

Herein, a systematic approach is presented that enables "energy stable" modifications for existing WENO schemes of any order.

Specifically, NFAT-dependent synaptic phenotypes include changes in the number of pre-synaptic boutons, stable modifications in synaptic microtubule architecture and pre-synaptic transmitter release, while no evidence is found for synaptic retraction or alterations in the level of the synaptic cell adhesion molecule FasII.

A series of novel alkenyldiarylmethanes (ADAMs) were designed and synthesized as part of an ongoing investigation to replace the metabolically labile methyl ester moieties found in the ADAM pharmacophore with stable modifications that retain the potent anti-HIV activity of the parent compounds.

Epigenetics refers to regulation of various genomic functions that are controlled by heritable, partially stable modifications in DNA methylation and/or chromatin structure (Henikoff and Matzke 1997).