Sentence examples for a red loop from inspiring English sources

Just looking at these two interconnecting loops led us to believe that it would be topologically unfavorable to pass a segment of the chain through such a small red loop and likewise wrapping such a red loop around another segment of the chain would also be unfavorable and thus un-protein-like.

They don't have to be the same color, but if you have, just put over a red loop (like in the picture).

A stunning red loop of gas appeared at the Sun's edge.

For suspension with 1.0-mass1.0-mass%ant, its τ γ curve (Fig. 6a, denoted by red loop line) shows a typical flow shape that is observed in a strongly flocculated suspension: A high shear-thinning behavior with a high yield stress (typically at γ = 50 s−1), an irregular up-line, as well as with a large hysteresis loop of thixotropy.

RanBP1 disassembles export complexes by causing the Ran-interacting HEAT-9 loop to switch from an "outward" conformation that promotes favourable interactions with Ran (red loop in Figure 6A) to an "inward" conformation (blue loop) that induces a constriction of the NES-binding groove and consequent NES release [33].

Although the chain does not contain a knot, it does seem that the red loop and cyan loop thread through one another.

Though the acoustic impedance contrast of the blue and red loop may not be distinct, sometimes they tend to be almost faint.

(D ) The inter-subunit interface and Ca2+ bowl (red loop) of the BK channel.

The top left corner has the score distribution for the predicted novel miRNA, the top right corner has the predicted hairpin structure for the novel pre-miRNA and the major part comprises of the alignment of the reads to the mature (red), loop (yellow) and the star regions (purple) of the precursor miRNA.

Put the red string, (the one at the side), over the red loop.

Unstructured N-terminal tail aa1-1355) is depicted in grey while region corresponding to the known 3D structure of mammalian CENP-A (aa134-226) ishownwn as solid black and red (loops and α-helices of histone-fold domain).