It is believed, however, that conformational changes cannot be neglected in view of the aryl side chains in PDPP2, which could twist the polymer backbone because of steric hindrance and thus hypsochromicly shift the absorption band.
Acrylate-based resins have been widely used in various UV-curable material systems as the backbone because of their great reactivity with a wide choice of acrylated monomers and oligomers[12, 13].
In contrast to PBZT, DMT-PBZT and BCO-PBZT do not have a π-conjugated backbone because of their aliphatic DMT and BCO moieties.
The tagging backbone was chosen because of the low cost and good genome-wide resolution; the custom content can be combined with other backbones, like population or drug development arrays.
Meanwhile, Hscen3 reveals characteristics similar to those of Hscen2 at low temperatures, yet above 60 °C, the curve departs from that of Hscen2, suggesting differences in backbone dynamics, presumably because of the similarities in the calcium binding affinities it shares with both proteins (Hscen2 and Hscen1).
What Jackson fails to realize is that, unlike any other alternative to diesel or gasoline, the nation's natural gas pipelines provide virtually every American consumer or fleet, public or private, with an opportunity to fuel because the backbone of the fueling infrastructure already exists.
Companies like Caitac form the backbone of the industry, because few denim makers can afford to sew, wash or package their own jeans.
"For that job, you have to get somebody who is conversant with real estate and knows real estate development, because that it the backbone of the job," Mr. Breslin said.
Because the backbone breaking reaction of the peptide was the main issue in this study, our products were all TS-like species but not the lowest-energy products.
An added reason to explore the possibility of binding the graphene sheets together with Si is obviously because Si is the backbone of the current electronic technology.
