The phrase "a surface patch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to geometry, computer graphics, or surface modeling to refer to a specific area or section of a surface.
Example: "The designer created a surface patch to represent the curvature of the object in the 3D model."
Alternatives: "a surface area" or "a surface segment".
The function φ : U → S is called a surface patch.
The function (varphi: U tomathcal{S}) is called a surface patch.
We describe a general computational method for designing proteins that bind a surface patch of interest on a target macromolecule.
Planar boundary strokes of a surface patch produced the training set.
(mathcal{S}) is called a smooth surface if, for all points P in (mathcal{S}), there exists a surface patch such that (P invarphi(U)).
However, these technologies are usually complicated and the process for constructing a surface patch from a massive digitizing data is time-consuming.
Using structure-based mutagenesis, we show that both a basic surface patch and a partially overlapping surface composed of highly conserved residues have a critical function in the interaction with DCP2, EDC4 and the LSm1 7 ring.
For each triangle we generate a single surface patch, represented by a new methodology, called bubble patch.
Cyts c interact with C cP at a small surface patch of the enzyme which has a hydrophobic center and a charged periphery.
The high-resolution structure of the TbBILBO1 N-terminal domain revealed a variant ubiquitin-like fold with a conserved surface patch; mutagenesis of this patch caused cell death in vivo.
In summary, the MyTH4 domain is folded into a VHS domain-like structure but possesses unique molecular surfaces formed by the rearrangement of helices and the presence of a charged surface patch, which probably serve as a protein protein recognition site distinct from that of VHS domains.
