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The consistent orientations of functional groups in our data-driven docked structures and common electrostatic properties across all fragment leads reveal a surprising level of selectivity by our fragment-sized screening hits.

Planar cell polarity (PCP), the coordinated and consistent orientation of cells in the plane of epithelial sheets, is a fundamental and conserved property of animals and plants.

It was not until the mitotic spindle had fully formed that we observed a consistent orientation of the centrosomes relative to the spectrosome and niche (see below).

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06303.001 Epithelial cells are polarised within the plane of the epithelium and can display consistent orientation across extensive tracts of cells.

Final mapping (Fig. 2) shows in green that most of stickleback chromosomes are covered by D. labrax BACs with consistent orientation and distance (87% of reference genome), while red regions have a weak mapping, where no or only one BAC-end sequence could be matched.

The central part of the grain contains broad areas with relatively consistent orientation separated by a small number of discrete linear zones that transect the short axis of the grain and which accommodate 1 5° misorientations (Fig. 2c,d).

Both Sereno et al. [10] and this work infer a diet based on ground-level browsing of herbaceous plant materials based on the consistent labiolingual orientation of fine scratches on the labial surface of the enamel and a high pit/scratch ratio.

The normal fault exposed in the bank of the Nam Mae Chai (Fig. 12d) has a strike of 010° approximately consistent with 025° orientation of expected extension faulting.

We derived N-S-striking V-shaped negative anomalies that are consistent with the orientation of fault zones revealing major temperature anomalies to their east.

The best-fit planes in this region (Faults 1 and 2) are consistent with the orientation of one of the nodal planes in the CMT solution of the mainshock (e.g., Fukuyama et al. 2003).

The coseismic slip motion is quite consistent with the orientation of the long-term cumulative displacement, supporting the idea that the normal fault motions have repeated historically on the Yunotake fault, and have contributed to the development of the present-day topography.