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Experience has shown that protein redesigns (using the backbone from a known protein structure) are far more likely to produce well-ordered, native-like structures than are true de novo designs.

So if the fish is cooked, I opt for inconveniencing the diner, because it's quite simple to remove the backbone from a cooked fish, no matter how annoyingly small, and the high nutritional value of any calcium-laden bones remaining will straighten crooked human backs.

Intrigued, marine biologist John Steffensen at the University of Copenhagen collected a piece of backbone from a  Greenland shark captured in the North Atlantic, hoping it would have growth rings he could count to age the animal.

This article develops a novel approach to address that bottleneck, exploiting an available X-ray structure or homology model to assign the entire backbone from a set of relatively fast and cheap NMR experiments.

Using Thinkid, Case changed the bike's backbone from an unwieldy 4-inch-wide aluminum tube to a seamless carbon fiber piece weighing 14 pounds.

Into a town that will always have that Barbary Coast backbone, those guts from a town made from gold and booze, shipping and hookers, grand schemes and personal disasters.

Influenza A(H5N6) viruses have an internal gene backbone from clade 2.3.2.1b influenza A(H5N1) virus, which is also found in domestic ducks from south-central and eastern China (13, 14 ).

The main goal of this work is to present the model and illustrate how to evaluate the physical interconnection of backbones from an environmental perspective.

It fuses the genes for parasite proteins onto a "genetic backbone" from vaccines against smallpox and a chimpanzee virus.

It is a coarse-grained method that attempts to predict protein backbone dynamics from a single structure.

Priyanka Chaurasia et al. report crystal structures of the SpaD backbone pilin from a gut-adapted bacteria, Lactobacillus rhamnosus.