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The phrase "accessible groove" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a musical rhythm or style that is easy to understand or enjoy, appealing to a wide audience.
Example: "The band's new album features an accessible groove that makes it perfect for both casual listeners and dedicated fans."
Alternatives: "easy-to-follow rhythm" or "user-friendly beat".
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And the striking thing is how fluidly this group weds advanced harmonic movement with instantly accessible groove and dynamics; it's not a stretch to suggest that this band would slay at Bonnaroo.
A comparison of the 12 monomers in the asymmetric unit reveals the presence of two major conformations: an open conformation with a well accessible groove and a tight conformation with a less accessible groove.
On the other hand, bacterial-type chitinases posses a more shallow and accessible groove with the tight binding of bisdionin C (AfChiB IC50 200 nM) attributed to tryptophan stacking beyond the single one conserved between AfChiA1 and AfChiB1 [39].
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"These are much more open and accessible, groove-oriented, rhythmic sounds.
The G U reverse wobble orientation presents a local negative electrostatic potential orientated on a highly accessible minor groove face, an attractive target for divalent metal ions.
This also supports our observations since such nucleosome positioning preference at TSS allows an accessible major groove, more available to protein-induced deformations.
Circular dichroism studies showed that the interaction of cyanines with quadruplex structures are primarily through stacking at one or both ends of the terminal tetrads with the two (trimethylammonium propyl groups interacting in the accessible quadruplex grooves.
Complex 3 cleave pBR322 DNA via hydrolytic pathway and accessible to major groove of DNA.
In striking contrast with the known peptidoglycan deacetylases, HpPgdA does not exhibit a solvent-accessible polysaccharide binding groove, suggesting that the enzyme binds a small molecule at the active site.
The label's sound is like a continental European extension of West Coast house vibes––deep but upbeat, weird but accessible, and with enough groove and attitude to keep both your brain and your feet in motion for hours.
Interestingly, cytosine methylation of different types (i.e. CpG, CpHpG or CpHpH, where H = A, C or T) showed the same 10 bp periodicity in nucleosomal DNA in phase with the WW dinucleotides, which are regions where the major groove is accessible.
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