protein - use in sentences

Converse of object

  • encode: The gene that underlies this disorder encodes a muscle protein called dystrophin.
  • secrete: In both cases, protein of Mr ca 10,000 constituted approximately 40 % of these secreted proteins.
  • purify: The purified protein is active toward histone H1, demonstrating phosphorylation of the protein.

Preposition: in

  • urine: There are sticks which doctors use to find out whether there is any protein in urine.

Adjective modifier

  • fluorescent: Specific gene activity can be monitored using markers related to green fluorescent protein ( GFP ).
  • recombinant: TA-CIN is a recombinant fusion protein, designed as a treatment for women with cervical dysplasia.
  • ruminant: The possibility that ruminant protein was still entering the cattle food chain was therefore considered.
  • viral: DLS may be used to monitor and quantify the presence of aggregates of viral proteins.
  • binding: That study revealed a calcium binding protein, in two forms, one phosphorylated, likely to be involved in the acrosome reaction.

Modifies a noun

  • kinase: These and other protein kinases are important in signal transduction pathways.
  • synthesis: The amino acid infusion produced an increase in protein synthesis even at rest.
  • folding: Protein folding origami tucks away many of the codons to leave only a few active sites on the protein surface.
  • crystallography: This growth has resulted in a very sharp increase in demand for protein crystallography facilities to support projects in structural genomics.
  • sequence: MGI now represents nucleotide and protein sequences as database objects.

Noun used with modifier

  • prion: Research on human tissues has confirmed that people of all genetic types can have the rogue prion protein responsible for the disease.
  • whey: The remaining portion is made up from whey proteins.
  • membrane: The Center has a major program of structural and functional studies on several classes of membrane proteins, including membrane transporters and ion channels.
  • plasma: A reduction in plasma protein levels may mean that more free drug is available for activity.
  • soy: Make hair grow faster, fast growth vitamin supplement, soy protein meal.. .
  • capsid: The hybridization data are consistent with partial sequence analysis of the AC1 gene and the capsid protein gene.

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