The chemical shifts are used to search for fragments of the target protein, from which the backbone angle distributions are extracted.
The basic cell wall structure of C. albicans consists of a linear β-glucan backbone from which there are covalently attached branches of additional β-glucan and mannoproteins.
It consisted of polymerizing a monomer of polymer A in the presence of polymer B. A fraction of polymer B chains bore initiating sites either at the chain end(s) or along the chain backbones, from which polymer A chains could grow.
This framework map then served as a backbone onto which the remaining loci from each component map were projected, in a "neighbours" map approach as described by [ 58].
The pMEG1 plasmid was built from a pBlueScript II SK backbone (Stratagène) in which the CgURA3 gene (CAGL0I03080g) was cloned.
Place the salmon in a mixing bowl, then carefully divide in half and remove the backbone from it, which is easy to do.
The 40-minute show is heavily reliant on the Thomas Wyatt poem I Find No Peace (a line from which also forms the backbone of Preface, the opening track from her debut), and she reads it in full, in that breathy, cut-glass, girlish voice.
(45) The entropic contributions of LNAs originate from backbone conformational preorganization, which is the result of restrictions of ribose flexibility in the C3′-endo (N-type) conformation.
During the reduction process, carbon atoms get removed from the backbone of GOS, which generates the structural defects.
"It's the next generation of Internet performance, and it delivers a backbone which allows the entire network to scale from today's capacity, which supports about 250 million users, to tomorrow's demand, which is for 1 billion users".
