Sentence examples for using the same molecular from inspiring English sources

The researchers linked the iron particles to genetically engineered proteins called monoclonal antibodies, designed to bind to PSA using the same molecular handle.

In recent years, the concept of "theranostics," the effective combination of both imaging and treatment with radiopharmaceuticals using the same molecular target, has been successfully applied to imaging and treatment of castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC).

The developmental expression of these signalling systems, along with that of many metazoan-specific transcription factor families [23], indicates that the last common ancestor to all living metazoans already possessed the regulatory capacity to form complex body plans, using the same molecular components as animals living over 550 million years later [49].

Therefore, molecular imaging and diagnosis of the disease can be effectively followed by personalized treatment using the same molecular imaging vectors, a process referred to as theranostics.

The results were compared with other sampling strategies recently proposed for core collection design using the same molecular data generated for the thematic reference collection.

These genetic diversity results are also consistent with those presented by Quijada et al. (1998) and Carvalho et al. (2009) using the same molecular marker technique with some of the restriction enzymes used here.

If the LEO and FEO use the same molecular mechanisms to keep time, then they should respond similarly to biochemical and genetic alterations of the clock.

C. rodentium is a natural mouse pathogen that is related to, and uses the same molecular mechanisms of type III secretion and attaching and effacing lesions as human EPEC and EHEC, to colonise the epithelial cells of the gut, hence providing a good in vivo model for gastroenteritis due to these bacteria [3], [4].

Initially, the PCL forms in a similar way to a centriole, as they both use the same molecular pathways.

This may indicate that the control of the later phases of senescence uses the same molecular machinery in both tissues (Additional file 10).

We therefore used the same molecular clock for both species (i.e., the one proposed by Ma and Bennetzen 2004) to estimate the radiation date between both species.