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The resulting pseudoatomic model reveals how the superhelical backbone of the complex is defined by the polymerizing principles of Cmr4 and Cmr5 and how it is capped at the extremities by proteins of similar folds.

The location of TAF5 together with the HF domain-containing proteins in both complexes suggests that similarly to TFIID, the WD-40 repeat-containing TAF5 protein that forms the structural backbone of the complex connects the HF-heterodimer pairs within SAGA complexes.

Cellulose microfibrils form the backbone of the complex cell wall of plant cells.

The effect of the various substituents on the β-diketonato backbone of these complexes, on the ease of oxidation and reduction of the central metal in the nine different Mn β-diketonato 3 coMn β-diketonato 3ied by means of elecomplexesstry.

Three subunits (C, I, and T) located on the myofibrillar thin (actin) filament of striated (skeletal and cardiac) muscle shape the backbone of the troponin complex.

Although a full complex one GDF-5 R57A dimer and two BMPR-IAEC molecules (Fig.  1a, b was observed in the asymmetric unit of the crystal, the backbone of the ligand receptor complex was highly symmetrical, as shown from the superposition of the two GDF-5 monomers as well as the BMPR-IA ectodomains (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

Nevertheless, in light of the low root-mean-square displacements observed for the backbones of the enzyme inhibitor complexes, we expect the unbound complexes to be similarly superimposable and thus similarly hydrated.

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Ceramide, the backbone of all complex SLs, is synthesized by the N‐acylation of a sphingoid long‐chain base by a family of six ceramide synthases (CerS; Levy & Futerman, 2010), each generating ceramides with a different acyl chain length.

In Table S2 we report the numbers of hydrogen bonds observed between the 20 amino acids and the four bases or the backbone of the DNA for the complexes listed in the group-MutliProteins∶DNA.

Because of the large size of the UP1 SL3ESS3 complex (∼35 kDa), de novo backbone chemical shift assignments of the complex have not been completed at this time.