Sentence examples for associated into a from inspiring English sources
We favor the ribbon model, where pfs are parallel and laterally associated into a ribbon.
Where several very similar cultivars exist they can be associated into a Group (formerly Cultivar-group).
In the Get3 structure from A. fumigatus complexed with ADP (3IBG), three homo-dimers are associated into a hexamer through the finger domain interactions.
These data indicated that the K. lactis system is almost (or close to) a random site distribution while the S. cerevisiae system is highly selected with respect to the YYYATTGTTCTC site, suggesting that these K. lactis genes have not associated into a regulatory network which can respond synergistically to oxygen availability.
Two molecules of yPDE1 are tightly associated into a dimer.
Further, in the sequential assembly model of Figure 7, once the first coiled-coil sequence of a SAS-5 dimer has associated into a folded coiled-coil structure, the degrees of freedom of the second SAS-5 coiled-coil sequence would be reduced, and thus its association into the second folded coiled-coil structure would become entropically favored.
She hasn't written anything since her mother intercepted a letter she wrote from camp about being blackout drunk; instead, she free-associated into a tape recorder.
Below a critical temperature, ELPs exist as miscible unimers, while above, they associate into a coacervate.
During biogenesis, GP is post-translationally processed to yield GP1 and GP2 subunits (Fig. 1a), held together by a single disulfide bond, which associate into a trimer of GP1,2 heterodimers6,7.
To respond to severe and multiple constraints, many Japanese researchers but also (younger) administrators and politicians were ready for a real experiment: to learn how to associate into a constructive debate various actors and partners from very different sectors and with different interests and values.
Nucleic acid design is the process of assigning a specific nucleic acid base sequence to each of a structure's constituent strands so that they will associate into a desired conformation.
