The phrase "are predicted to reside in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expectations or forecasts about where something or someone is likely to live or exist.
Example: "The newly discovered species are predicted to reside in a variety of habitats across the region."
Alternatives: "are expected to inhabit a" or "are forecasted to live in a".
To determine whether other amino acids that are predicted to reside in a putative L1-L1 interfacoulduld also spontaneously give rise to disulfide bond-mediated dimers, we coexpressed a panel of cysteine mutant combinations (Fig. S1): GluN1(H101C)/GluN1A(A108C), GluN1(H101C)/GluN2A(Q111C), GluN1 (P104C /GluN2A(A108C) or GluN1(P104C)/GluN1A(Q111C).
Other issues to consider: 1) In the second paragraph of the subsection headed "Identification of diverse, putative thioester-containing proteins in Gram-positive bacteria", the statement: "Both motifs are predicted to reside in a β-sheet secondary structure context".
The HpaII sites producing these bands are predicted to reside in the structurally unique copies of P1-mm.
No other complete transcriptional units are predicted to reside in these BACs.
DHCC has two c-type hemes that are predicted to reside in similar c-type cytochrome folds.
Remarkably, LEA-containing proteins are evolutionarily conserved and are predicted to reside in the mitochondria, the organelles that control energy production and programmed cell death or apoptosis.
The Arabidopsis genome contains two highly conserved paralogues of TKL (AtTKL1 and AtTKL2), both of which are predicted to reside in the chloroplast.
To quantify this, we examined the enrichment/depletion of associations between proteins that are predicted to reside in the same/different subcellular compartment within the predicted functional association network.
The remaining C-terminal amino acid residues included a hydrophilic region and were predicted to reside in the cytoplasm.
Subcellular localization of all PIP members is predicted to reside in the plasma membrane (Table 2).
In comparison, only 53.4% and 56.5% of miRNA targets were predicted to reside in CDS in human and mouse, respectively [ 29].
