Sentence examples for a complete domain from inspiring English sources

The ICL3 shows great variation in length among the GPCRs, from as short as five residues to a complete domain present within the loop sequence in wild-type proteins (Supplementary Fig. 1).

On the other hand, only one antigenic region (R5) is identified in the globular head in this study, possibly because the epitopes in this head region are more conformation-dependent and may require longer peptides or even a complete domain of HA1 to be displayed for full antigenicity (at least for the mouse serum and human plasma samples).

Archetypes in CKM are highly abstract and normalized in order that each archetype represents a complete domain concept.

A complete domain architecture was compiled for each protein by merging these two approaches (Additional file 2).

This implies that the enzyme could not undergo a complete domain closure without compromising the integrity of the crystal.

Additional HMMs were generated for archaeal histones (29) and bacterial proteins that contain a histone-likefold (30); only the protein entries that have a complete domain hit with an E < 0.01 are collected for further analysis.

Trendelenburg saw the objectives of Leibniz's program as widening such an approach to the complete domain of objects, thereby aiming at a "characteristic language of concepts" and a "general language of matter".

For this reason, a multi-domain F-PSTD methodology is presented with a coarse grid covering the complete domain and fine grids acting as a subgrid resolution of the coarse grid near local fine scale effects.

Curiously, we found two RID-like proteins in the genome of the Hymenomycete Coprinopsis cinerea (i.e., CC1G_01237.2 and CC1G_00579.1) but both have interrupted catalytic domains and only one (CC1G_00579.1) has a complete BAH domain (data not shown).

Protein coding genes without a complete pectinesterase domain (EC 3.1.1.11) or with extra and incoherent domain were discarded from further analyses.

In HMMER package, 'ls' mode is suitable for identification of a complete sequence domain, while 'fs' mode is capable of finding domain fragments and maybe useful to detect incomplete rRNA genes.