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Once outside, they quickly wrapped a plastic sheet over the tree's bound branches to protect its tiny white buds from the chilly air.

Mannoproteins are polypeptides that are extensively modified by covalently bound branched polymers of mannose residues (Lesage and Bussey 2006), and define the characteristics of the outer physical profile of yeast cells.

During active branching, cortactin bound existing branch junctions with an average lifetime of 29.5 s, the same lifetime found using preformed filament reactions (29.1 s).

Interestingly, 30% of the 270 tracked cortactin molecules were bound to branch junctions even though branches made up only ∼0.13%6868 branch junctions vs ∼53,000 filament side binding sites) of total cortactin binding sites.

The usage of DAC increases the lower bound of branch and bound based algorithms for Max-CSP, improving their efficiency.

Despite this difference, the average lifetime of cortactin bound at branch junctions was the same in two sets of movies (∼29 s).

2.6 For branches that upper bound is lesser than lower bound, cut the branch; otherwise, go to step 2.7.

Snu13 binds one branch of the 3-way junction (the U4 5′SL), which could exert a stabilizing effect on the 3-way junction and stem II and lead to improved binding of Prp3.

We describe how to efficiently embed this lower bound in a branch and bound procedure.

Single-molecules of NtA were observed bound to existing branch junctions and to nascent branches from which new daughter filaments nucleated.

Cortactin added to a TIRF chamber with preformed branches bound to both filament sides and branch junctions.