The phrase "a conformation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the arrangement or structure of something, often in scientific or technical discussions.
Example: "The researchers presented a conformation of the molecular structure that revealed new insights into its properties."
Alternatives: "a configuration of" or "an arrangement of".
The propanol molecule POL5001 (or simply POL) forms H-bonds with the prominent Oγ1A of ThrD27 located on the A conformation of ThrD27 which has two clearly defined conformations A and B, of which A has 0.645 occupancy and B 0.355 occupancy.
The A site for Mg2+ in our structure is more closely associated with the A conformation of E96 at a distance of 2.0 Å between the coordinating oxygen and Mg2+.
The conformational strain energy is defined herein as the potential energy difference between a conformation of interest and its global minimum conformation.
The structure also shows a conformation of the active site that can be exploited for the design of inhibitory compounds.
This involves a conformation of the kinase active site that is unable to support catalysis and requires activation through a signal such as binding of a regulatory protein.
The acidic non-enzymatic subunit comprises of extensive hydrophobic residues with a conformation of an anti-parallel β-sheets making it ideal for tissue specific targeting.
It has been shown that L-731988, a potent integrase inhibitor, targets a conformation of the integrase enzyme formed when complexed to viral DNA, with the 3′-end dinucleotide already cleaved.
The replacement of His164, located in the non-flexible part of the 'lid' covering the active center resulted in a conformation of the enzyme that possessed a higher catalytic activity.
Each row contains the protein ID, which is a hyperlink points to the PDB website [40], the target name, the fit values between the small molecule and the pharmacophores, and a unique orientation of a conformation of the query along with the 3D structure information of the target visualized by the Jmol applet.
For these, the previously obtained outer surface can be defined as a conformation of this elastic membrane of high potential energy, which is then progressively released to a position of lesser potential energy without penetration of any delimiting structure, for example, bony surfaces or underlying muscles.
Ligand binding to ErbB1 stabilizes a conformation of the extracellular domain that allows receptor dimerization [8].
