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We believe that Mot1 disrupts TBP and TBP NC2 via a non-processive mechanism, e.g. by 1 or a few bp "translocation", which in principle would be enough to dissociate the protein substrates from a highly constrained DNA.

Because our in vitro release assay does not contain excess hnRNPs and HEXIM1 dissociates after P-TEFb is released, simply removing the hnRNPs would not be enough to cause HEXIM1 re-association.

The choice of the stem length (5 7 bp nucleotide) should be appropriated such as it forms a stable hairpin stem-loop structure for effective fluorescence quenching and should also be weak enough to dissociate when a duplex hybrid is formed between the probe and the target sequence.

This NMR assay, named AIDA-NMR (antagonist induced dissociation assay-NMR), belongs to the target protein-detected NMR screening methods and provides unambiguous information on whether an antagonist of a protein protein interaction is strong enough to dissociate the complex and whether its action is through denaturation, precipitation, or release of a protein in its functional folded state.

During J-type shocks the velocities and temperatures are high enough to dissociate molecular hydrogen and cooling takes places through, subsequently, H, O, and H2 as soon as it is re-formed.

Since that's not enough to dissociate it from Britain, Britain itself will have to change its name.

From the above observations, it can be assumed that at higher RF power (110 W), the electron energy becomes sufficient enough to dissociate phenyl rings and methyl groups CH3 present in styrene monomer.

Almost identical values were obtained by titration of c- P6⋅T6* and c- P7⋅T7* with pyridine (log Kf=29.2±0.4 and 31.9±0.3, respectively) whereas pyridine does not bind strongly enough to dissociate c- P6⋅T6.

If they come up with a terrible deal, she may be able to dissociate herself from it.

As someone morbidly interested in the psychology of criminals and sociopaths – as well as the banal ways abuse weaves itself into our lives from generation to generation – I'll admit that I was able to dissociate myself enough to find the New York Magazine story an enthralling read in much the same way that I devoured the book Devil in the White City or the killer Eliot Rodger's lengthy manifesto.

The Republican Party seems to be actively trying to dissociate itself from the tradition of intellectualism your father represented.