Sentence examples for distinct types of structures from inspiring English sources

Yeast actin is organized into two distinct types of structures.

Does FUS incorporate into preexisting, endogenous RNA granules or rather these granules are a distinct type of structure nucleated de novo by abnormally accumulated protein?

It was found that PAMPS-b-PNIPAM produces two distinct types of micelle structures; one is a PAMPS-core/PNIPAM-corona structure and the other is a PNIPAM-core/PAMPS-corona structure.

Coilin knockout cells display at least three distinct types of "residual" structures [7], [25], reviewed in [20].

We agree with the result from the Skolnick group (24) that structure space knowledge is close to complete as far as distinct types of secondary structure packing are concerned.

Upon exit from the ER and arrival in the Golgi, these unprocessed N-glycan chains are trimmed and modified to give rise to distinct types of complex N-glycan structures.

In the resulting nine-dimensional energy function, six free energy potentials representing the six distinct types of tetragonal variants of perovskite lattice structures are given as quadratic functions of polarization vector and strain tensor.

These phytoalexins have been grouped into four distinct types of polycyclic diterpene based on the structures of their diterpene hydrocarbon precursors: phytocassanes A E, oryzalexins A F, momi-lactones A and B, and oryzalexin S (Additional file 1: Figure S1) (Shimura et al. 2007; Ahuja et al. 2012).

Williamson (1991) uses the term hybrid organization to discuss this distinct type of governance structure that lies between market and hierarchy.

Among these, one hit compound, 1 (Figure 1), that exhibited inhibition of DU-145 cell proliferation in dose-response manner, attracted our attention due to its drug-likeness [7], structural simplicity and the presence in its structure of two distinct types of peripheral appendages (thus allowing for informative SAR exploration).

This structure shows two distinct types of chirality: one from an arrangement of helices and the other from the chirality of helices.