Words similar to phosphate
- phorbol
- phoretics
- phoretix
- phosphatase
- phosphatase-coupled
- phosphatase-labelled
- phosphatase-mediated
- phosphatased
- phosphatases
- phosphate
- phosphate-accepting
- phosphate-binding
- phosphate-buffered
- phosphate-conjugated
- phosphate-dehydrogenase
- phosphates
- phosphatidyl-
- phosphatidylcholine
- phosphatidylinositol-
- phosphatidylpropanol
Example sentences for: phosphate
How can you use “phosphate” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:
In addition, removal of set phosphate cement excess was perceived as being easier to do with zinc phosphate cement than with resin cements.
As the number of protonatable nitrogens on the linear 22 kD ExGen 500 PEI polymer at physiological pH is roughly equal to 5.47 nmol per μg PEI, and 1 μg DNA corresponds to 3 nmol phosphate groups, this means that the peak yield observed was at a PEI nitrogen: DNA phosphate (N/P) ratio of ∼ 9. Thus, the most suitable N/P ratio for in vitro sympathetic neurons appears to be around 9, creating positively charged DNA/PEI complexes [ 17].
This removes the 5' phosphate from incomplete mRNA fragments and from non-mRNAs eliminating their ability to participate in subsequent ligation reactions.
Observation of transfected cells incubated with phosphate buffered saline (PBS) in the absence of labeled SP conjugate showed that the transfected cells had some intracellular auto-fluorescence (Fig.
In B. subtilis these latter three gene designations refer to 5-enolpyruvylshikimate-3-phosphate synthase (step 6 of chorismate synthesis), chorismate synthase (step 7) and chorismate mutase (initial step of phenylalanine and tyrosine biosynthesis).
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