Sentence examples for associate through a from inspiring English sources
In the protease complex, monomers associate through a non-crystallographic four-fold axis to form two stacked tetramers that are themselves related by a non-crystallographic two-fold axis perpendicular to the latter.
Besides carboxyl cyclic dimers, carboxyl and carboxylate groups can associate through a single hydrogen bond.
Unlike nearly all other protein folds, which assemble around a hydrophobic core, the three strands of the triple-helix associate through a network of backbone backbone interchain hydrogen bonds.
In several crystallographic structures (4LD1, 4LD3, 4LZF, 4BY2 and 4MPZ), G-box domains associate through a head-to-tail interaction along the open ends of the first and last β-strands [ 5– 7].
Collectively, our data are consistent with a molecular model for the p85α homodimer in which the SH3 domain binds PR1 in trans through a canonical class I interaction, while simultaneously the two BH domains associate through an interface centered on M176.
They successfully argued that Hollinger International had been overpaying for the management services of Lord Black and his associates through a contract with a company they control.
Hashimoto's is associated, through a group of underlying genes, with more serious autoimmune disorders, including juvenile diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, multiple sclerosis and Graves' disease, which causes hyperthyroid, or overproduction of thyroid hormone.
Finland became an associate member in 1961 and a full member in 1986; Iceland was admitted to full membership in 1970; and Liechtenstein (formerly associated through a customs union with Switzerland) became a full member in 1991.
This significant police reaction was unsurprising, given that the police have been targeting Rob Ford and his associates through a couple of surveillance operations, Project Brazen and Project Brazen II (the latter is still ongoing).
In coordination with DSB repair, homologous chromosome axes become tightly associated through a proteinaceous structure called the synaptonemal complex (SC).
The classic mono- or bipartite NLS typically contains a cluster of basic residues that is recognized and bound by the NLS receptor importin-α, which is further associated through a separate domain with importin-β [50], [51].
