Kinetic studies with myosin mutants in which the formation of the salt bridge is disrupted are not capable of hydrolysis, emphasizing the critical role of the switch 1/switch 2 interaction [ 293– 293].
Virgin mice expressing this DNA-binding GR mutant exhibit impaired ductal development while lactating mice exhibit normally differentiated mammary glands capable of milk production, emphasizing that transcriptional regulation by protein-protein interactions, rather than DNA-binding, forms the basis of glucocorticoid action during this process [ 1].
Tiny gland-sized figures, capable of being fondled, emphasize their secret porno charm as tiny emblems of hidden desires.
In a 1986 interview, Moore said, "What I'd like to explore is the areas that comics succeed in where no other media is capable of operating", and emphasized this by stressing the differences between comics and film.
Thus, even when data from 19 species are combined, the density of the sites actually occupied by introns is still far below the density of sites capable of hosting introns, which emphasizes the inadequacy of any analysis that considers only those sites in which introns are, actually, observed.
Children are more aware of the problems and issues that affect them and they have proved to be capable of proposing new strategies that work," emphasized Seija Toro, Representative of UNICEF Costa Rica.
Shephard was on the run for more than 10 weeks; during that time RCMP released several images of her, emphasizing that she was capable of changing her looks.
Meanwhile, the embattled president has been trying to show strength, emphasizing that she is capable of getting the country out of the crisis.
Scuds are capable of carrying chemical weapons, though American officials emphasized that conventional warheads, not poison gas, had been used in the recent strikes.
10 Cancer research emphasizes the identification of biomarkers capable of selecting high-risk populations and other potential therapeutic targets.
Good, the judge said, emphasizing the importance of seating a jury capable of setting race aside, lest the results be reversed yet again.
