Golgins associating with the trans-Golgi comprise among others (e.g. BICD1 and BICD2) well-characterized GRIP (glutamate receptor-interacting protein) domain proteins (Golgin-245, Golgin-97, GCC88 and GCC185) that share aside from the abundance of predicted coiled-coil structure sequence homology within the GRIP domain.
defer.add img); Claw grip: This one is like the palm grip, but characterized by arched fingers in the shape of a claw.
His speech also emphasized what he characterized as special interests' grip on Washington.
Mr. McBurney, who directs the play and wrote it with the ensemble, specializes in turning difficult material, like the music of Shostakovich ("The Noise of Time") or the nature of memory ("Mnemonic"), into gripping shows characterized by a fluid, dreamlike and highly theatrical visual ingenuity.
Whereas HD can be achieved with a whole-hand power grip, mJTT subtests require predominantly precision grips that are characterized by varying patterns of thumb opposition against one or two fingers (Castiello 2005).
To date, however, such studies have either been based on qualitative grip typologies (as characterized 'by-eye') or been confined to the movements of the striking arm proximally from the wrist.
These findings could be important in getting a better grip on mental illnesses characterized by a lack of motivation, such as ADD, depression and schizophrenia, the researchers said.
Addressing reporters after the vote, a group of Democrats decried what they characterized as the NRA's "vice-like grip" over members of Congress.
Its relevance has heightened as transnational corporations have tightened the grip on a world food system characterized by the commodification of basic resources.
The handling of the current-generation Camaro SS has always been characterized by understeer, the tendency for the front tires to lose grip before the rears, causing the front end to push wide in hard cornering.
A set of thermoplastic materials employed in soles for alpine skiing boots were characterized in terms of chemical composition, cristallinity, hardness, surface roughness, and grip.
