Meanings of intercalation in English

The results showed a stable structure of mesoporous silica after gold intercalation.

Before the intercalation the dominical letter had retrograded one place less.

And I shall observe the day without taking intercalation into account.

A marked peculiarity in St. Luke's Gospel is the 'great intercalation' of discourses, ix.

Here the effect of potassium-intercalation is shown on the percolation network in self-assembled aromatic molecular crystals.

A continuum of structures may be possible where intercalation and classical minor groove binding are limiting structures.

Activated leinamycin caused duplex unwinding and hydrodynamic changes in DNA-containing solutions that are indicative of DNA intercalation.

Dishevelled signaling plays a critical role in the control of cell intercalation during convergent extension in vertebrates.

More importantly, a combined K+ storage mechanism of intercalation and conversion reaction is also revealed.

Instead, the geometry of intercalation into DNA and the site specificity are extensively affected by the substitution pattern.

The results indicate complex formation between Hb and the membrane, followed by intercalation of the protein into the bilayer.

We also see a remarkable resemblance between donor-type intercalation induced vibrational properties and tensile stress-induced vibrational properties in BP.

These compounds form a molecular complex with DNA, undergoing intercalation inside the duplex macromolecule, as shown by linear flow dichroism.

The chemical bulk reductive covalent functionalization of thin-layer black phosphorus (BP) using BP intercalation compounds has been developed.

Changes in affinity for DNA, intercalation geometry and sequence specificity can explain the different cytotoxic responses exhibited by the test drugs.

This paralleled both a higher intracellular drug accumulation and a more efficient DNA intercalation than all the other metal-bidentate ligand combinations.