Sentence examples for sulfate trap from inspiring English sources

Based on elevated levels of sulfate detected in the terminal vacuoles, we propose a "sulfate trap" model, where the presence of dissolved barium leads to preferential precipitation of (Ba,Sr SO4 due to its low solubility relative to SrSO4 and CaSO4.

Exposure of chondroitin sulfate on TRAP-activated platelets was monitored with biotinylated IgM monoclonal anti-CS-A antibody 2H6 (Seikagaku Corp) or with IgM monoclonal anti-CS-A antibody CS-56 followed by sheep anti-mouse Ig-FITC.

In order to test the yield and reproducibility of the STRIP distillation method with the appropriate 10 AgNO3 trap, sulfate in varying quantities and form was distilled.

Additionally, the lysine forms a hydrogen bond with a trapped sulfate ion from the cryo-solution.

In the structure of the mutant R173K, the lysine side chain points into the heme cavity and forms a hydrogen bond with a trapped sulfate anion.

This method is based on the principle that upon salting-out of the protein (by ammonium sulfate), the substrate remains trapped in the ligand-binding site.

The concentrations of chloride ion (Cl−) and sulfate ion in the volatile trap solutions were measured using an ion chromatograph (Dionex, DX-100) at Kyushu University, after the following treatments.

Montgomery and Gillespie postulate that during an early, wet period in Mars' history, the sulfate was deposited on lakeshores, trapping water in the minerals.

The binding causes a conformational change in the protein which results in trapping of a sulfate substrate molecule.

Finally, the efficiency of this coated textile was evaluated with copper sulfate solutions: 0.131 mg copper was trapped per cm2 of PET, which is a promising result.

Aliquots of the reaction were quenched at the indicated times with 200 mM EDTA, 1% SDS, 100 nM DNA trap, and 5 mg/mL dextran sulfate, which serves as a protein trap because of its polyanionic nature.