By using the frequency of each amino acid in the 43 human bZIPs for which interaction data are available [ 19], we looked for all the types of bZIP dimers that could potentially form if all potential pairs were co-expressed.
As was the case for OX2 OxB interactions, D21145.51 is in the proximity of L14 and could potentially form a nonclassical hydrogen bond, and a potential salt bridge could be formed between R15 and D20345.51.
The arrow indicates the graphene-MoS2 lateral heterostructure, which could potentially form the basis for ultrathin computer chips.
While Nauru and Manus Island could potentially form part of a regional framework, Coleman said that in their current form they represented a significant policy failure.
When he tried to push the notion that the adult brain in animals and humans could potentially form new neurons, colleagues dismissed the idea as borderline fantasy.
For example, HC R100G and LC Y92 are oriented such that they could potentially form hydrogen bonds with the 100% conserved GP1 residue, Q251.
With the ternary model in hand, using in silico methods, several compounds were identified which could potentially form key bonding contacts in the substrate and cofactor-binding sites.
It doesn't have one for Palestine, but it does have separate entries for the West Bank and Gaza Strip: "the areas that could potentially form a future Palestinian state".
This fixation on developing Mad Max's universe beyond the parameters of what we see on screen, led to the creation of two more stories that could potentially form follow-up instalments.
The chosen type of distributed storage modeled is deferrable demand (e.g., thermal storage) because it is relatively inexpensive to install compared to batteries and could potentially form a large component of the peak system load.
An IPHRO system could potentially form the foundation for stable economic growth, providing local jobs and trade opportunities and, as hypothesized in Slocum's article, IPHRO systems could possibly help mitigate migration issues as a direct result of these opportunities.
