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These foldamers represent good templates to act as mimetics of the α-helix and hence as inhibitors of protein protein interactions.

The 2 mm punches were melted at 60°C to remove the excess wax and the donor cores embedded in the recipient paraffin block, lined with a thin cellulose template to act as a guide and to ensure that the cores from each case remained separated from one another.

Imprinted polymers were synthesized for the recognition of small nitrogen heterocycles such as pyridine and quinoline using a new variant of the sacrificial spacer methodology employing silyl ether derivatized templates designed to act as N H O 'isosteres' for binding the targets.

This process exposes the two strands of DNA and allows them to act as templates to guide the synthesis of two new strands of DNA which are called the leading and lagging strands.

The irregular partially curled nanosheet structure (Fig. 2a) is more likely to act as templates for nanofibers.

Meanwhile, great progress has been made in developing biomaterials to support transplanted cells and to act as templates for the growth of new tissue.

Synthetic controls were developed to act as templates for the evaluation of assay sensitivity and specificity and for development of an in-house competitive quantitative PCR.

Finally, the ability of these scaffolds to act as templates for inorganic nanostructures has been demonstrated by the formation of well-packed gold nanoparticles (GNPs) monolayer patterned by the CTPR monolayer.

Sodium caseinate-stabilized olive oil-in-water emulsions have been prepared in order to act as templates for the adsorption of artificial hydroxyapatite (HAp), a calcium phosphate ceramic and principal bone component.

However, its utility in biotechnology will only be fully realized if DNA strands containing the artificial linkages are able to act as templates in DNA replication.

Many interesting conserved properties could be observed in Gene Ontology (GO) subnetworks such as, for example, that metabolic subnetworks tended to be modular and sparsely connected to the rest of the network and that network motifs seemed to act as templates for realizing specific functions.