Sentence examples for complex of active from inspiring English sources

We describe the evolution of a complex of active regions belonging to cycle 22 and how its interaction with two new-cycle (23) regions resulted in the formation of several isolated coronal holes, in the development of the large coronal hole extending from the north polar hole observed in late August 1996, and in significant changes in both polar coronal holes.

The resulting view shows that the PIK3CA/PIK3R1 complex in the cytoplasm binds to a large complex of active JAK2 on the cytoplasmic membrane.

Cytochrome c engages a complex containing Apaf-1 and caspase-9 that in the presence of ATP forms a large molecular weight complex of active caspase-9 known as the apoptosome (Cain et al. 2000).

Crystal structural analysis of complexes of active 1 325 aa fragment of SC with thrombin and prethrombin-2 revealed that the D1 region of SC contains prothrombin-activating and -binding domains [6].

Photo-interpretation of stereoscopic colour images (1 3500 scale) and analysis of information provided by SqueeSAR results allow to detect and map a large complex system of active continuous slides affecting the area.

Massive integration and complex architectures of active and passive components could be realized by doping different localized areas of a single graphene sheet selectively, thus paving the way towards a mainstream carbon-based nanoelectronics.

As bacterial lipid metabolism and host lipid regulatory pathways are both important, yet inherently complex, components of active tuberculosis, delineating the heterogeneity in lipid trafficking within disease states remains a major challenge for therapeutic design.

The complex structure of active ERK2 (PDB ID: 2ERK) bound to Ets-1 (residues 29 138) (PDB ID: 2JV3) [21] was predicted using the molecular mechanics modeling approaches using a semi-rigid body potential smoothing energy minimization as described previously [13].

Stc1 associates with members of the CLRC complex independently of active RNAi.

10.7554/eLife.03553.008 Figure 3. Deaminase mutation footprints are focussed to the pre-initiation complex region of active promoters.

The complex process of active cellular competition was originally described in Drosophila, where 'winner' cellular clones eliminate the 'losers' through active signalling, unrelated to their intrinsic proliferative capacity.