Sentence examples for substrates commonly used from inspiring English sources

The conserved multicopy ribosomal 18S RNA gene was targeted to detect host cell templates from most mammalian cell substrates commonly used in the manufacture of human viral vaccines.

In this paper, we present a comparative study on the growth and morphology of CNTs synthesized by thermal chemical vapor deposition on various substrates commonly used in various applications.

Subsequently, the enzyme cocktail produced by each organism was screened for FAE enzymatic activity against a number of model substrates commonly used for this class of enzymes [17].

Our data thus far have demonstrated that RecANg catalyzes more strand exchange at early time points and exhibits a more robust ATPase activity than RecAEc on DNA substrates commonly used in the laboratory, both in the context of stand exchange and alone.

These findings indicate that the H479Q mutant catalytic defect is caused by unfavorable positioning of ATP and may be compensated by use of other phosphate donor substrates commonly used for P-type ATPases.

Under the same conditions, arylation did not occur with indoles bearing oxygen-based directing groups, nor with a variety of other substrates commonly used in Ru-catalysed C H arylation reactions (see the Supporting Information for further details).

Ni is a metallic substrate commonly used in microelectronic and opto-electronic devices due to its high stability, cost-efficiency and flexibility.

A unique design replacing the glass substrate commonly used in the ECD windows with inexpensive, light-weight and flexible polymeric substrate materials would accelerate EC adoption allowing them to be supplemented for regular windows without altering window construction.

The results demonstrate the value of optimizing the choice of labeled substrates and show that substrate combinations commonly used in bacterial studies can be far from optimal for mapping fluxes in plant systems.

Soilless potting substrates are commonly used for better seedling growth and quick germination in greenhouse bedding and potted plants (Baiyeri 2003; Younis et al. 2008).

These substrates are commonly used for detecting chitobiosidase, endochitinase, and N-acetylglucosaminidase activities, respectively (Howard et al. 2003).