Thus, the cellular concentration of ParA appears too low to accommodate the formation of even a single micron-long filament.
Furthermore, the molecular counts indicate the in vivo concentration to be too low to accommodate filament formation.
To accommodate the formation of generic chemical species for reactions which consume them while preserving biochemical accuracy in reactions that have more specific biochemistry, the Yeast GEM includes "isa" reactions.
Conformational changes of the HCV-polymerase such as a rotation of the thumb domain or a reorientation of the C-terminus were suggested to accommodate the formation of the double-stranded RNA product.
To examine whether the cellular concentration of ParA could accommodate the formation of a micron-long filament bundle, we determined the number of ParA molecules per cell using three independent methods: quantitative Western blotting, calibrated fluorescence microscopy, and stoichiometric comparison with ParB.
Several studies proposed that monomeric Aβ in solution exists in an equilibrium between an α-helical and a β-sheet conformation (step I in Figure 2) and from this mixture only the β-sheet conformer can accommodate the formation of low molecular weight, β-sheetenriched oligomers (step II in Figure 2) [ 31, 32].
The episodic buffer accommodates formation and maintenance of unitary multidimensional representations based on information in different codes from different sources.
How does the R7 axon accommodate new layer formation in the expanding distal medulla without extension?
Consequently, if intermolecular hydrogen bonding between Sup35 segments occurs, the oligoproline segment must distort its natural PPII conformation to accommodate β-sheet formation.
Globally, virtually all major geological activity related to petroleum and natural gas deposits is the consequence of new surface area formation to accommodate decompression-increased planetary volume, which primarily involves crustal extension fracturing, basalt extrusion, and decompression crack in-filling.
