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These four domains could thus form the core of a future research agenda.
It could thus form a basis for the design of simple, single-purpose commercial instruments used in LLE procedures.
In time, though, when the apps move out of the research phase, they should be able to generate data that doctors really can use, and which could thus form part of someone's health record.One criticism of this approach is that iPhone users are hardly a random sample of humanity.
These sympatric species could thus form a massive mimicry ring which would represent an advantage against predators [15], [57], [59].
Those receptors associated with GIRK channels could thus form a pool that is down-regulated (or heterologously desensitized) in CC and which is up-regulated (or resensitized) selectively with sleep-deprivation to provide inhibition of hcrt/orx neurons.
The carboxy side chain of glutamate has the potential to provide the same functionality as the carbamylated lysine and could thus form a salt bridge with R104.
This mechanism could thus plausibly form an energy-dependent loss cone, given significant small-scale lunar crustal magnetization.
As a result of both dynamic and thermodynamic preference, most of the H2TPyP molecules could thus directly form aggregates suddenly via intermolecular π-π interactions without the formation of a H2TPyP/CTAB complex.
The wild-type (WT) Kv7.1 subunit has nine endogenous cysteines, of which three are in principle accessible from the external solution and could thus potentially form metal or disulfide bridges (C136, C214 and C331, located in the S1, S3 and S6 transmembrane segments, respectively) (Figure 1).
For example, nsp7 and nsp8 could associate with each other and thus form a hexadecameric supercomplex with a central channel that has dimensions and positive electrostatic properties favorable for nucleic acid binding [21].
Membrane bound monomeric αS could be more aggregation prone [35] and thus form pores on the membrane [17], [36].
