Sentence examples for closed cleft from inspiring English sources

A-states, which have weak actin affinity, have an open cleft while R-states, which bind strongly to actin, have a closed cleft [1].

The increased half life of the closed cleft would likely also reduce the rate of exchange of ADP for ATP, as the γ phosphate binding site of the helicase fold is far less solvent accessible in the closed cleft.

The ligand-binding domains (LBDs) of the four subunits are expected to have closed clefts in the channel-open state.

Logistic regression of successful IOP control after surgical intervention, versus age, gender, type of surgery, preoperative IOP, size of cleft, quadrant and eye, revealed no statistical associations with success, although a trend was observed towards cleft size as a risk factor for failure of cryopexy to successfully close clefts.

The models showed that the NGN domain resides above the RNAP active centre cleft, essentially closing the cleft.

In the HSP70 system, ATP binding brings about a conformational change in the HSP that exposes its peptide binding site, allowing peptides to enter the binding cleft and ATP hydrolysis to ADP then closes this cleft [ 28, 30].

Using the gonioprism and operating microscope, the cleft was located and cryopexy applied to the cleft area using a 2.5 mm retinal cryotherapy probe (Ophthalmic Cryo, Mira, Waltham, Massachusetts, USA) to indent and close the cleft while the ice ball formed.

Several treatment methods to close cyclodialysis cleft have been introduced before.

Joondeph et al. suggested that abrupt cessation of steroid can make inflammation and help to close the cleft [ 11].

Ormerod et al. reported that 1 % atropine can help to close the cleft by relaxation of the ciliary muscle to sclera [ 13].

This could be accomplished by a rotational movement of the lower 50 K domain), which subsequently closes the cleft thereby putting a torsional strain on the β4-strand of the central β-sheet via the W-helix forcing the molecule to subsequently straighten the relay helix, which in turn drives power stroke.