fibroin उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. :: And the place to start such a discussion is the article's talk page : Talk : Fibroin .  talk ) 19 : 08, 16 February 2010 ( UTC)
2. In this case, however, the color is the work of Japanese scientists, who have re-engineered a silkworm gene responsible for producing a fibroin, a protein that is a major component of silk.
3. Silk consists of 70 80 % fibroin and 20 30 % sericin; fibroin being the structural center of the silk, and sericin being the gum coating the fibres and allowing them to stick to each other.
4. Silk consists of 70 80 % fibroin and 20 30 % sericin; fibroin being the structural center of the silk, and sericin being the gum coating the fibres and allowing them to stick to each other.
5. He went to on complete his Doctor of Philosophy ( PhD ) there, writing his two-part 1943 thesis on " A kinetic study of the chromic acid oxidation of isopropyl alcohol " and " The iodination of fibroin ".
6. The major component of these cells which secrete the fibroin solution is a 275kDa protein containing the polypeptides spidroin I and spidroin II . The output of these cells is an aquous and highly viscous solution of about 50 % protein ( mostly spidroin ).
7. Caddisfly silk is a heterodimer of heavy and light fibroin proteins with approximately 450 and 250 amino acid residues, respectively . . . Similar to Lepidoptera, Trichoptera H and L fibroin also exhibit conserved cysteine residues needed for disulfide linkage of the two proteins.
8. Caddisfly silk is a heterodimer of heavy and light fibroin proteins with approximately 450 and 250 amino acid residues, respectively . . . Similar to Lepidoptera, Trichoptera H and L fibroin also exhibit conserved cysteine residues needed for disulfide linkage of the two proteins.
9. Trichoptera H-fibroin contains repeated ?-sheet motifs similar to those found in Lepidoptera fibroin, characterized by the highly conserved proline-glycine turn found within a repeating sequence in the protein and by the highly crystalline structure found within trichoptera silk fibers.
10. Trichoptera H-fibroin contains repeated ?-sheet motifs similar to those found in Lepidoptera fibroin, characterized by the highly conserved proline-glycine turn found within a repeating sequence in the protein and by the highly crystalline structure found within trichoptera silk fibers.