Sentence examples for by a hinge region from inspiring English sources
GlnBP shares the common architecture with the other periplastic binding proteins composed of two domains linked by a hinge region.
Each kinase contains a conserved catalytic domain consisting of N-terminal and C-terminal lobes connected by a hinge region [51].
MBP consists of two lobes connected by a hinge region that move from an open to a closed conformation when the ligand maltose binds.
Periplasmic binding proteins from Gram-negative bacteria possess a common architecture, comprised of two domains linked by a hinge region, a fold which they share with the neurotransmitter-binding domains of ionotropic glutamate receptors (GluRs).
These structures indicate additional structural flexibility of RadA helical filaments made possible by a hinge region between NTD and PM.
The two domains delimit a large groove and are linked by a hinge region (residues 82 87 and 184 189).
One potential competing state, the domain-swapped dimer, is especially compelling because it is often nearly identical with its monomeric counterpart, differing by just a few mutations in a hinge region.
As shown, there are four major structural features found in these receptors: A signal peptide followed by a variable number of LRRs, a "hinge" region with conserved motifs at each end, and the 7TM region.
All the OsCNGC protein sequences contain a CNGC specific domain CNBD that comprises a PBC and a "hinge" region, featured by a stringent motif: (LI-X(2 -[GS]-X-[FV]-X-G-[DE]-ELL-X-W-X(12 -[GS]-X-[FV]-X-G-[DE]-ELL-X-W-X.
A hinge region containing residues 165 to 215 links the terminal domains when the protein is unbound by lipid.
DI is a ~120 amino acid central domain, formed by a discontinuous hinge region consisting in a central β-barrel of eight strands that connects DII and DIII and plays a crucial role in the structural rearrangement of E from a homodimer to a trimer, which occurs on exposure to low pH of endosomes that is required for the membrane fusion process.
