The phrase "auxiliary sites" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where additional or supporting locations are being referred to, such as in discussions about research, technology, or logistics.
Example: "The research team will conduct experiments at the main facility and several auxiliary sites to gather comprehensive data."
Alternatives: "supporting locations" or "additional sites".
The auxiliary sites were placed near antiquated air-raid sirens that still stand throughout the city; they hummed with extraterrestrial transmissions.
The company plans to run blackout simulations and to redesign the system that monitors alarms for the region's 911 centers to improve its power supply and add auxiliary sites.
The combined four mutations F151S, A152S, F714S, F717S are therefore sufficient to hinder the binding of CaM to hEAG1 (p>0.05) BD-C1 and other auxiliary sites can still be involved in the binding mechanism in a cooperative manner.
These subtle subdomain shifts indicate the possibility of communication between the active and auxiliary sites.
Little change is also seen upon comparison with the TmPurL/ADP structure, suggesting that binding of the nucleotides in the active and auxiliary sites does not affect the overall subdomain conformation.
The rest of the loop is missing in the ATP-bound structure and adopts a more flattened conformation in structures with unoccupied auxiliary sites, exemplified by the TmPurL−FGAR structure in Figure 6C, while in the TmPurLQS complex this loop is more elongated.
Anointing of Leaders from auxiliary site http://app.razorplanet.com/acct/40149-8554/tmpl/index.php?s=gl&am p nid=53521&preview=true From Wasilla AoG links to site.
For the lac operon, we designate as "1" the primary site near the promoter, and "2" the auxiliary site located upstream of the promoter [5].
An auxiliary site is in the High Mobility Group DNA binding domain.
One interesting question is how the nucleotide becomes inserted into the auxiliary site.
As expected, the auxiliary site of the complexed structure contains a nucleotide.
