Sentence examples for a defined arrangement. from inspiring English sources

Within the last decade a host of chemical approaches has been developed with the goal to produce synthetic chromatin with a defined arrangement of PTMs.

By assuming that the subunits have a defined arrangement within each ring, we constructed a simple model of TRiC that analyzes the possible arrangements of individual subunits in the complex.

A defined arrangement of motifs among many post-synaptic proteins is a well-recognized architectural feature of the complex.

Upon UV irradiation, the APB moiety decomposes to yield a nitrene that covalently inserts itself at two specific DNA sites, hence suggesting a defined arrangement for the H2A N-terminal tail with respect to nucleosomal DNA.

Thus, in order to create and cover a spherical particle, HEF must form a precisely defined arrangement of pentagons and hexagons.

In a rational protein design study a metal-binding site was functionally grafted on the solvent-exposed surface of the β-barrel, whereby the rigid backbone conformation permitted the spatially defined arrangement of three His side chains.

The extracellular, ligand-binding regions of these receptors each have a defining arrangement of two tandem immunoglobulin-related domains and two fibronectin type III repeats.

In the design of multicompositional materials with spatially defined arrangements of the different components, block copolypeptides may be highly useful as structure-directing agents for nanoparticle assembly [10].

The intricate network of billions of these neural cells, presumably organized in defined arrangements to impart specific neural activity, gives rise to thoughts, feelings, memories and life as we know it.

The apparent binding constant Kd' calculated in our study is used primarily to compare the relative binding affinities of different recombinant HAs by taking into account a defined spatial arrangement of HA (that is fixed for all the HAs) relative to the glycans.

Typical assemblies contain several proteins and/or nucleic acids in a defined and reproducible arrangement.