Sentence examples for sulfur group from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, it has been observed that the quenched fluorescence of AuNCs was recovered by l-cysteine, which could induce the aggregation of polymer protected AuNPs by sulfur group.

X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and Raman spectroscopy confirmed chemisorption of mercaptoethanol via sulfur group on gold electrode and also coupling reaction between phthalocyanines and Au-ME SAM.

They then found that DNA bases could bind to a sulfur group in one of the amino acids, cysteine, creating a protein-DNA hybrid strand.

The binding of 2-mercaptoethanol occurs through this sulfur group at the molecule terminus, which adheres to Cd ions in NPs.

Resistance of C61S mutants to TAC indicates that the only sulfur containing moiety, carbothiamide of TAC, harboring the sulfur group forms a di-sulfide bond with the sulfhydryl group of Cys61.

When metallic surfaces such as gold, platinum, or silver are exposed to thiols dissolved in organic solvent, a bond is formed between the thiol's active sulfur group and metal atoms of the surface, which is characterized by a shared pair of electrons.

Selenium is a member of sulfur(s) group, and, hence, plants readily assimilate selenate in place of sulfur into cysteine as selenocysteine (SeCys) via the sulfur metabolic pathway [ 74]; this explains the enrichment of the sellanometallo metabolic pathway in response to whiteflies.

The PAT particle synthesized without PSS results in few sulfur groups, which is due to the by-product of sulfuric acid produced by the decomposition of APS.

Thus sulfur groups present on the catalyst surface form the key components for the reactions.

SERS reporters were attached that contain sulfur groups for covalent conjugation to the gold surface and aromatic ring structures for distinct Raman signatures.

Nevertheless, proteins can represent alternative targets since in particular sulfur groups, present in cysteine or methionine residues, can efficiently coordinate platinum.