Sentence examples for substrates for the study from inspiring English sources

Well-defined substrates for the study of oxidative processes are important for the elucidation of the role of DNA damage in the etiology of diseases such as cancer.

Mixed micelles of l,2-diheptanoyl-sn-grycero-3-phosphocholine (DHPC) with ionic detergents were prepared to develop well characterized substrates for the study of lipolytic enzymes.

The substrates for the study of evolution in public health include international patterns of incidence and prevalence of disease, influences of human and animal behavior, and cultural changes in agriculture and food processing (Omenn 2010).

Our methods are also compatible with advanced cell patterning techniques such as microcontact printing and photolithography which now could enable systematic spacial modifications to create growth substrates for the study of the role of contact signaling in cardiac myocyte development and physiology.

2-D micropatterned glass substrates for the study of actin organization and Fn rearrangement where produced by the Molecular Assembly Patterning by Lift-off technique (MAPL) similar to Falconnet et al. [38].

It is very suitable as a substrate for the study of ABF.

The turn-on fluorescent behavior of H2DCF upon oxidation makes it an excellent substrate for the study of new photoanodes.

However, from the results in this study, PHA with high 4HB content looks like a very promising substrate for the study of hydrolytic activity of lipases on polymers.

Thin sheet of 304 type of stainless steel of approximately 1 mm in thickness was used as a substrate for the study.

We used loblolly pine, the most dominant softwood indigenous to the Southern United States and constituting over one half of the standing pine volume [26], as biomass substrate for the study.

To investigate the virus cell substrate interaction, we designed a microgrooved poly(dimethyl siloxane) (PDMS) substrate for the study of vaccinia virus (VACV) cell-to-cell spread and the remodeling of cellular actin cytoskeleton in viral infection process.