The folding core, or center of structure formation during folding, is predicted as the region formed by two or more secondary structures having the greatest stability against denaturation.
Oxygen was still able to diffuse through this shell, the oxidation continued within during heating, CuSe diffused outwards faster than the CuO shell can diffuse inwards, leaving a hollow at the center of structure.
At the center of the structures is a white lap pool.
The center of the structures was closer to the Japan trench than the epicenter (Tsugawa et al., 2011).
The center of these structures, the ionospheric epicenter, is located around 37.5°N of latitude and 144.0°E of longitude, about 170 km from the epicenter in the southeast direction.
The center of these structures, termed the "ionospheric epicenter", was located about 170 km from the epicenter in the southeast direction.
Various lines of evidence suggest that these pores are characterized by a toroidal architecture with FGF2 oligomers being accommodated in the center of these structures.
The dark and empty square in the center of the structures speaks of the fragility of life, not just of the lives lost on that day but of all lives.
We noted that, in the center of these structures, there are eight GC pairs that make the main contribution to the interaction energy for the mRNA and miRNA pair.
While the 180° direction is a result of symmetrical considerations, i.e., the structure is mirrored along a common center, the other directions are already present in the center of the structure that have a rectangular shape.
At the center of the structure is a glassed-in living room that hovers in the air, overlooking the sea.
