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Two examples of crystal structures of HIV-1 RT with bound inhibitors have been published recently, one with the non-nucleoside CP94707 and the second with the nucleotide analogue drug tenofovir.

Existing and emerging manufacturing as well as co-processing technologies being applied in the pharmaceutical industry are also presented together with selected examples of crystal form design, crystal form selection and crystal modifications for illustration purposes.

There are only two examples of crystal structures containing substrate receptor, adaptor, Cullin and Rbx subunits altogether: Skp2 Skp1 Cul1 Rbx1 [ 29] and DDB1 DDB2 Cul4A Rbx1 [ 71].

The predictive power of these models has been refined from sequence analyses of NRPS A-domains with known specificity combined with examples of crystal structures of A-domains [ 9- 11], thus identifying amino acid residues crucial for A-domain specificity.

Snowflakes are an example of crystals that result from dendritic growth.

Production teams, he pointed out, generally look to films like "The Best of Everything," or Vogue or Architectural Digest, to ferret out examples of the crystal tumblers, towering beehives and pristine swing coats thought to typify the period.

We also present examples of ice crystal growth control in living systems at sub-zero temperatures.

His work includes examples of immersive crystal structure visualization, including Hershfield surfaces, using preprocessed spherical projections, a useful low prim visualization technique [22].

Some examples of antiferromagnetic crystals are manganese oxide (MnO; TN = 116 K), manganese sulfide (MnS; TN = 160 K), and iron oxide (FeO; TN = 198 K).

In this review we mainly focus on three different photoreactivity patterns, namely the isomerization of azobenzene, open-ring↔closed-ring transformations of diarylethenes and cycloadditions of olefin pairs, as well as some examples of photoreactive crystals outside these types.

In this article, we summarize a tutorial background of the hydrogen-bond interaction and then present examples of molecular crystals sustained by this interaction and the role of hydrogen bonding in directing the structural organization.