In basic solution, HAs are polyanionic and should be expected to dissociate due to like-charge repulsion among the proposed subunits.
The polymer salt is expected to dissociate in an organic solvent, and even in a polyether solvent and to exhibit similar electrochemical stability to LiTFSI.
Therefore, a simple disulfide reduction would not be expected to dissociate the two chains.
In this case, lexical and sublexical processing would not be expected to dissociate at the neural level.
With a Ki value of 1.4 nM, less than 1% of the MT-DADMe-ImmA is expected to dissociate from SaMTAN during the 0.5 to 2 min assay time.
Although it could be speculated that the detection of HCV-Cp in MCG patients primarily reflects core antigen masked within antigen-antibody ICs, the analytic process is expected to dissociate these complexes.
The large excess and relatively high affinity of the anti-pY Ab generally used in these experiments may be expected to dissociate pY-mediated protein complexes during immune-isolation.
This colocalization of newly synthesized sister plasmids has not been detected before, probably because detection of established EBV plasmids has been carried out with FISH, which requires denaturation and spreading of DNA, conditions that would be expected to dissociate the tethered complexes.
The results for high-spin native N-terminal NP2 are included in Table 2. NP4(sym) exhibits extensive dynamics at pH 7.3, the pH of human tissues, where NO is expected to dissociate from the protein, travel through cell walls, and reach the capillaries to cause vasodilation, thereby bringing more blood to the region and allowing the insect to obtain a sufficient blood meal in a short time period.
Although HER2 itself is apparently deficient in stable tether formation, conditions that favor the adaptation of the tethered conformation by its heterodimerization partners are expected to shift the equilibrium between HER2 containing heterodimers and dissociated receptor complexes in favor of dissociated receptors.
As cell signaling is a dynamic process, where proteins at low concentrations must often interact and dissociate rapidly and yet bind with high specificity, highly evolved protein-protein interactions are expected, to facilitate efficient recognition.
