Meanings of oligomer in inglês

Crystal contact patches are frequently smaller than patches involved in oligomer interfaces.

SI contributes most of the alpha-glucogenic activity at higher oligomer substrate concentrations.

Natural human MBL is an oligomer of up to 18 identical polypeptide chains.

Conclusions: Adiponectin oligomer efficacy in a given tissue may therefore be endothelial transport mediated.

The mutation also conferred resistance to oligomer disassembly by guanine nucleotides and high ionic strength solutions.

Changing the curvature of the oligomer backbone leads to the adjustment of the interior cavity size.

Mutant- and oligomer-dependent increase in oxidative stress and cell death in cells bearing aggregates was shown.

This oligomer is stable in culture medium.

Eckmaxol effectively prevented but did not rescue β-amyloid oligomer-induced neuronal apoptosis and increase of intracellular reactive oxygen species.

In the absence of disulfide bond reduction PV-1 is detected as a dimer or large molecular weight oligomer.

They also suggest that complex salt bridges with certain amino acid compositions might be important in oligomer formation.

In addition, the purified "B" oligomer alone was found to promote DNA synthesis in B cells.

Although an atomic-level structure of a monomeric gp120 core has been determined, the structure of the oligomer is unknown.

These results show that antisense c-myc oligomer inhibits cell growth but does not induce differentiation in normal human keratinocytes.

Two branched tris-DNA molecules with complementary DNA sequences form dimer and tetramer as well as linear and spherical oligomer complexes.

Crystal contacts result from more numerous interactions by polar residues, compared with a tendency toward nonpolar amino acids at oligomer interfaces.