The phrase "acids contains" is not correct in written English.
It should be "acids contain" to agree with the plural subject "acids."
Example: "Acids contain various compounds that can affect chemical reactions."
Alternatives: "acids have" or "acids include".
The catalytic core domain (~59 202 amino acids) contains the active site formed by a catalytic triad of three acidic residues called the DDE motif (D64, D116, and E152).
An icosahedral capsid (the protein shell surrounding the viral nucleic acids) contains linear double-stranded DNA.
The capsid (the protein shell surrounding the viral nucleic acids) contains a circular double-stranded DNA molecule with a single-stranded DNA region and a DNA-dependent DNA polymerase.
The part of the CFXyl3 sequence from 257 to 343 amino acids is a carbohydrate-binding domain of the CBM2 family, and the CFXyl2 sequence from 354 to 492 amino acids contains the Ricin B-like lectin domain, which has carbohydrate-recognizing properties (Boraston et al. 2004).
According to this new definition, a TALE repeat of 34 amino acids contains the following functional elements: DNA backbone phosphate binding residues (BBR, residues 1 4), the residues for repeat flexibility (RF, residues 13 22), the loop stabilizing residue (LS, residue 33), and the base recognition residue (BR, residue 34).
The C-terminal domain of 70 amino acids contains the biotin-binding domain.
Carboxylic acids are organic acids containing one or more carboxyl (COOH) groups or anions (COO-).
Cells in culture are grown with amino acids containing light or heavy stable isotopic labels.
UC Berkeley researchers have discovered a biosynthetic pathway that makes amino acids containing terminal alkynes.
Most of the long-chain fatty acids containing oxygen-functional groups will undergo dehydration and decarboxylation resulting in saturated hydrocarbons30.
Ducks, like other poultry, do not actually require "protein" but the individual amino acids contained in dietary proteins.
