Sentence examples for complementary bond from inspiring English sources

In the BsoBI DNA co-crystal structure the D246 residue makes a water-mediated hydrogen bond to N6 of the degenerate base adenine and was proposed to make a complementary bond to O6 of the alternative guanine residue.

In this work, we proposed an effective method, called complementary in bond lengths, through which the local bond length deviation in BeZnO alloy system could be greatly reduced by introducing chemical bonds with opposite misfits.

The similar binding conformation observed in these receptors is a testament to the multiple complementary hydrogen bond donors and acceptors afforded by the U conformation.

The neutral charges of Z17 Gln-Z18 Asn Z17 Gln-Z18 Asnax allow homodimerization, yet cause flaring compared with the more stable interaction with positively charged residues Z17:Arg-Z18:Arg (RR) of c-Myc and complementary hydrogen bond interactions with Z17:Glu (E) of Mxd1.

The similar hydrogen bonds between H2biim and the coordinated 1,4-bdc and complementary hydrogen bonds between monoprotonated bdc are responsible for the robust 2-D layered structure of 2 that is insoluble in aqueous solution.

The new compounds are constructed of a W-shape bicyclic nucleic acid (WNA) bearing an aromatic ring as a stacking motif and a guanine for the formation of Hoogesteen hydrogen bonds, and are expected to effect triplex stabilization by both stacking and complementary hydrogen bonds.

The DFT calculation strongly supports complementary hydrogen bonding between alcoholic –OH and pyrrolyl groups.

The complementary hydrogen bonding between the base-paring partners enables the transfer and replication of genetic information.

In particular, complementary hydrogen bonding patterns play a very important role in forming various architectures, and their application in the fabrication of organogels has been attempted[15 17].

Despite the fully complementary hydrogen bonding groups to guanine, MCND did not bind to guanine guanine mismatch but did to adenine adenine mismatch.

Complementary hydrogen bonding between nucleobases as found in DNA is a promising non-covalent interaction for controlling the molecular arrangement of open-shell building block molecules.