Perhaps most strikingly, a Cytb5OPG dimer modified with mPEG-5000 wastillll capable of being efficiently inserted into the ER membrane.
We are capable of being that".
For this purpose, atomistic models of 3-D CNT network structures are generated by an automated stochastic algorithm that is capable of randomly inserting CNTs into a design space while controlling several topological parameters including cross-link density, distance between cross-links, as well as length and chirality of CNTs.
These data, summarized in Figures 2(C) and 2(D), indicate that each hydrophobic domain is capable of independently inserting into the membrane.
In 1932, a preadolescent Ceylonese female was documented by British scholars of Tamil mysticism as being capable of inserting into her mouth and down her esophagus both arms to the shoulder, one leg to the groin, and the other leg to just above the patella, and as thereupon able to spin unaided on the orally protrusive knee at rates in excess of 300 r.p.m.
Transposable elements (TEs) are DNA segments that are capable of reproducing and inserting themselves into genomic DNA using a number of different mechanisms.
An insertion sequence (IS) is a bacterial transposable element that is capable of inserting a new copy of its sequence elsewhere in the genome [ 33].
It has been previously reported that YidC alone is capable of inserting E. coli SecE, a SecE with multiple TMs, into the membrane [32].
Life on Earth proceeds in an arc — one that began with the big bang, and evolved to the point where a smart teenager is capable of inserting a gene from a cold-water fish into a strawberry, to help protect it from the frost.
They did this by making small holes in the cell walls of individual bacteria and introducing pieces of special DNA, called transposons, through the openings.A transposon is capable of inserting itself more or less at random into another piece of DNA.
