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These issues are also critical when interpreting structure function studies of allosteric GPCR modulators because mutations in receptor structure, either engineered or naturally occurring, can differentially affect not only modulator affinity, but also the nature, magnitude and direction of the allosteric effect on orthosteric ligand function.

It was a protest against Willetts but also the nature of the way universities are run".

Black studies is also vital because it not only aims to change the face but also the nature of universities.

He ponders not only a long-suffering love life, but also the nature of love, freedom and reality itself.

Apparently, however, the facts are ambiguous, enabling Duncker to use her novel to explore not only this one life but also the nature of historical truth.

The book – Jacobson's 11th – follows the lives of three friends, Julian Treslove, Sam Finkler and Libor Sevick, and tackles not just what it is to be a British Jew, but also the nature of friendship itself.

This will help us understand not only the nature of deleterious mutations, but also the evolutionary nature of the occurrence of single amino acid variations.

As the first episode revealed, the network has misread not only Kelly's talents but also the changing nature of our cultural wars.

By Doreen St. Félix September 26, 2017 As the first episode revealed, NBC has misread not only Kelly's talents but also the changing nature of our cultural wars.

Both points of view misunderstand not only Kael but also the very nature of movies and the purpose of criticism, which is to level such lazy, dogmatic categories.

Not only are notions of military power being revamped, he contends, but also the very nature of governance is destined to change.