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molecular binding

[mə′lek·yə·lər ′bind·iŋ]
(solid-state physics)
The force which holds a molecule at some site on the surface of a crystal.
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Next, the scientists studied the molecular binding between curcumin and sodium caseinate at pH 12, using fluorescence spectroscopy, which, based on the analysis using the Stern-Volmer equation, suggested a complex formation had occurred between the two molecules.
pH-driven encapsulation of curcumin in casein nanoparticles enhances dispersibility
By shooting a laser through a sample and measuring how the light scatters after passing through it, MSI can determine molecular binding between a new drug candidate and the target molecule.
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They also observed how particular proteins hold CD45 onto the cytoskeleton."It's one thing to observe molecular binding in a test tube," said Cairo.
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The electrochemical flow-through surface plasmon resonance (SPR) instrument analyzes molecular binding processes and conformational changes of biomolecules under the influence of applied electrochemical potential and controlled flow.
Electrochemical flow-through SPR instrument
Though produced from real sugar and exhibiting a very natural taste profile, isomaltulose is distinguished by a very strong molecular binding, which cannot be broken by plaque bacteria and prevents the generation of acids that harm tooth enamel.
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Absorbance ratios at 280 and 403 run indicated a 1:1 molecular binding ratio of HRP to K267 Fab'.
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With the ability to analyze and sort cells or particles at the rate of 50,000 per second, the modern flow cytometer is a valuable tool in many fields, not the least of which is biotechnology, a discipline that makes good use of the cytometer's capabilities in time-dependent subsecond analysis of cell response kinetics and molecular binding interactions.
Flow cytometry for biotechnology
By providing simultaneous topography and recognition information with single molecule sensitivity and without radioactive, fluorescent or other markers, it can be used to map molecular binding and adhesion events on surfaces.
Touching the future--next-generation AFMs: recent advances have made atomic force microscopy faster, more flexible, and more productive than ever before
This approach greatly enhances the rate and specificity of the molecular biological reaction, as evidenced by the Nanogen microarray's ability to accelerate molecular binding up to 1,000 times faster than traditional passive methods.
Nanogen issued patent for enhancing molecular biological reactions
The investigators are now racing to identify cGMP's receptor, a molecular binding site that they presume resides somewhere on the surfaces of intestinal cells.
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Polarization fluorescence, or when a molecule is excited by polarized light, is used to examine molecular binding.
The Fragmented Fluorescence Instrumentation Market
The molecular binding between curcumin and sodium caseinate at pH 12 was studied using fluorescence spectroscopy, which, based on an analysis using the Stern-Volmer equation, suggested that a complex formation occurred between the two molecules.
pH-driven encapsulation enhances dispersibility and bioactivity

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