The backbone of these four October concerts are the symphonies.
In addition, among all fragments, one was shared between PBAlc and M1 (155 m/ z), suggesting a common backbone of these two compounds.
The backbone of these two formerly available atlases was represented by the method used by Horsley and Clarke (1908) that estimates the location of internal brain nuclei based on external cranial references.
The distance between the backbones of these two loops was the same for NTD and CTD though the composing residues are not conserved in their primary sequences.
The location of all cofactors were identified, and the backbone of the three proteins was traced, including FrhB that has a novel fold.
Mr. Kim, 74, is a man whose life has been so packed with high drama that its details could easily constitute the backbone of two or three life stories, with plenty of intriguing loose ends left over.
As the backbone structures of these two series of polyimides are unchanged throughout each series, the effects of the 2,2′-disubstituted groups of both the dianhydride and diamine constituents on the solubility and thermal and optical properties as well as the relaxation behavior of these polyimides can be identified.
The superposition is based on the backbone of the four conserved helices (A D) that shows an RMSD of 2.7 Å for 50 C-α atoms (Figure S4).
From these, a range of highly active compounds were identified with backbones of six to ten carbons, and short (ethyl or methyl) side chains branched on the second, fourth or fifth carbon.
Further, the backbone structural scaffold of these seven lead compounds could serve as building blocks in designing drug-like molecules in the treatment of OA, RA and other inflammatory disorders.
