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NMR and surface plasmon resonance (SPR), among other technologies, show that MPER adopts an α helical conformation partially embedded in the viral membrane, consisting of two independent domains separated by a flexible hinge (Sun et al., 2008; Song et al., 2009).

The two are connected by a flexible hinge region.

These proteins consist of two globular domains with a α/β fold that are connected by a flexible hinge.

The protein kinase domains have a common fold consisting of two lobes linked by a flexible hinge region (see Figure 1A).

The HP1 isoforms share a common structural organization with a chromodomain and a chromoshadow domain in the amino- and carboxy-terminus, respectively, separated by a flexible hinge region.

Tight complex formation requires dimerization of both partners and the correct alignment of the binding surfaces, which is promoted by a flexible hinge domain between repeats 23 and 24 of FLNa.

Polybodies, with higher avidity for the antigen than single scFv molecules, can be obtained by varying the length of the linker or by connecting via a flexible hinge to an amphipathic helix [ 3, 4].

It consists of 1066 amino acids, has a molecular weight of 117 kDa and, based on its protein structure, can be divided into a head region (residues 1 835) and a tail region (residues 896 1066) connected by a proline-rich region and a flexible hinge (residues 836 895) (10).

Therefore, the PTS1 is now defined as a C-terminal 12-amino-acid sequence, which consists of the C-terminal tripeptide that interacts with the PTS1-binding site in Pex5, a tetrapeptide immediately upstream of this tripeptide, which may interact with the surface of Pex5, and a flexible hinge region of five residues (reviewed by Brocard and Hartig 2006).

The fusion gene was ligated via a flexible hinge tetrapeptide and expressed as a soluble protein in Escherichia coli BL21 (drivenriven by the T7 promoter.

LacI has a C-terminal four-helix bundle tetramerization domain that may act as a flexible hinge.