Sentence examples for would denature from inspiring English sources
Our results show that ensilicated proteins not only survive conditions of heat and aging which would denature the unprotected protein in solution, but also can be released with their structure and function intact.
However, physiologically active AChE would denature and not persist for sufficient time to complete decontamination, thus a highly thermally stable version of ChE is a high priority for use as a catalytic reporter for detection of nerve agents on hot surfaces and at elevated temperatures such as desert conditions.
Treatments that we assumed would denature SOD1, treatment in formic acid and 6 M GdnHCl or heat treatment in citrate buffer, resulted in a significant increase in C4F6 staining in spinal cords from all SOD1 variants tested.
Another method that would help to prevent potential toxicity of the avidin wheat is the heat treatment, which would denature most of the avidin as well as the avidin biotin complex and release most of the vitamins [ 38– 40].
To measure the velocity at higher temperatures, the temperature should be altered rapidly, because the enzyme can survive at higher temperatures for a short period, even at high temperatures that would denature it in a steady state.
One distinct feature of using these nanofibers as hemostatic agents, in addition to being nontoxic and composed of biodegradable peptides, is their ability to continue to self-assemble despite exposure to harsh environmental conditions such as pH or temperature that would denature and inactivate other biologic hemostats.
Secondly, it had been demonstrated in few cases that the biomolecular functionality of the immobilized target is retained after the process [4], and such a kind of attachment would rather denature the biomolecule of interest.
Thermophilic organisms live at 50 °C to over 100 °C, temperatures that would quickly denature most proteins from mesophiles.
The pH of 9.6, which is optimal for PLAP activity, would probably denature the scFv displayed on the phage and also disrupt PLAP-scFv interaction.
In contrast, standard biomass pretreatment methods are performed under harsher conditions that would invariably denature these enzymes, which means they can only be added after pretreatment [ 1].
Importantly, the doubly purified bioconjugate exhibited conservation of immunoreactivity contrary to the generally held conventional wisdom that this step would simply denature the protein or compromise the structure of the mAb eliminating any possibility of reacting with the cognate antigen, HER1.
