Sentence examples for to be cleaved from inspiring English sources

Only a limited number of distinct substrates seem to be cleaved.

More than a hundred proteins are thought to be cleaved by caspase-1, including caspase-7.

Reports of explosions killing dozens of Iraqis seem unending as the country continues to be cleaved by sectarian strife, while the UK watches on, if that.

This spacer is designed to be cleaved in the reducing milieu of the cytoplasm and thus decrease lipid toxicity.

This suggests that hypocretin needs to be cleaved, either extracellularly or in neurons that express hypocretin, to enable presentation of these peptides by antigen-presenting cells.

Because the ectodomain of RSV G appears to be cleaved in Vero cells during recycling, these results were confirmed in HEp-2 cells32.

Members of this subgroup are 'orphan' receptors, and they all seem to be cleaved within a conserved GPCR proteolytic site (GPS) domain.

Apparently, this kind of long linker is prone to be cleaved in the extra-cellular environment.

To accomplish this holistic program, his "design revolution" had to be cleaved from political connotations, and technologically determined functionalism substituted for the vicissitudes of political action.

Cleavable linkers are designed to be cleaved by responding to an environmental difference between the extracellular and intracellular environments (pH, redox potential, etc).

The thermodynamic requirements for the formation of such a conformation therefore allows some star sites to be cleaved more effectively than others.