“peptide”造句，怎麼用peptide造句

They're showing that some of the same peptide hormones are involved in both conditions.

The second very exciting thing is that it's a synthetic peptide, which makes it much easier to put into use.

Here viruses that infect bacteria, called phage, are engineered such that each virus has on its surface coat a unique random peptide.

The nerve cells in the prefrontal cortex of the fathers also contained more receptors for vasopressin, a small peptide that influences social behaviour and pair-bonding.

The technique USES the ratio of detected fluorescence signals to indicate that clusters of peptide associated with the disease are beginning to gather and to have an impact on the brain.

The antibacterial peptide inside insect bodies is an im portant component of host immunity defensive system,having the char acteristics of small molecular weight,heat stability and broad antibacterial sp ectrum.

父絨猴前額葉皮層的神經細胞也包含更多的後葉加壓素受體（receptorsforvasopressin），是一種較小的/短肽（peptide）分子，對社交行為和配偶間關係有影響。

The researchers produced a peptide mimetic, a molecule that imitates the structure of the desired peptide.

Fried and boiled eggs were passed through the model gut and the peptide products measured.

Experimental work shows that about one random peptide in a million can bind to a given molecular target.

A team led by Professor Kim Se-kwon of Pukyong University in Busan says it isolated a peptide with antioxidant properties from bullfrog skin.

Antagonists tend to be small molecules that bind irreversibly to the receptor preventing its normal function, while agonists may be small or large molecules (e.g. peptide or protein hormones).

In this paper, neural network( NN) method was used to investigate the effects of cis proline forming of the local amino acid sequence, the amino acid component in peptide chain, and constructed the optimal neural network structure based on local sequence and amino acid component.

She did not have the expertise to develop the peptide herself.

One of the products, with the long-winded name amyloid beta-peptide 42, has the unfortunate property that its molecules like to stick to each other.

A peptide release is also part of the "ileal brake" mechanism.

Working with Anil Mehta, a chemistry post-doctoral fellow, Childers tagged one end of peptide chains with an NMR label, and then allowed them to assemble to see if the ends would interact.

A likely culprit was a small peptide called CRH that is released in a part of the brain associated with stress and anxiety.