Sentence examples for fold suggests from inspiring English sources

The ubiquity of the P450 fold suggests that it has been co-opted by evolution many times, and likely presents a useful compromise between structural stability and conformational flexibility.

Harry's fourth tweet – " Afternoon John", said in reply to former striker and pundit John Hartson welcoming him to the fold – suggests Harry Redknapp's default response to any single comment made or aimed at him is to remark on whether it is the morning or the afternoon and then add that person's name.

Conservation of the groove fold suggests a common substrate-binding mechanism, while the absence of residue conservation in this region across the kinase family suggests the means by which substrate specificity is determined.

Comparison of the B-factors of the residues that comprise the occluding loop with those in the core of the fold suggests the conformation of this region is quite rigid and unlikely to be dynamic.

The overall conservation of the core fold suggests that bacterial GluRS without Zn2+ may exploit an alternative strategy to maintain the local structural scaffold.

Moreover, the structure of this domain, which is related to the conserved and well-characterized protein phosphatase/tensin/auxilin fold, suggests a second possible plant-specific mechanism for integrating the formin-associated actin nucleation complexes into the cellular context.

The receptor binding protein P2 of PRD1, a virus targeting antibiotic-resistant bacteria, has a novel fold suggesting multiple functions.

Increased expression of cyclin-dependent kinase 1 (Cdk1, 3.3 fold) and cyclin D1 (Ccnd1, 2 fold) suggested that CMP013 enabled a growth-induced condition, which allowed the cells to overcome the G1/S checkpoint.

Two ATP-binding transporters (cydC and cydD) were substantially up-regulated in CO2 in these strains (29 65 fold), suggesting that as in B. subtilis, the cytochrome bd complex may be active under CO2 conditions [26].

However, the CD45+Lin− subset was about 5% of the bulk ES-HPs while the enrichment of T cell progenitors was only about three fold, suggesting that T cell progenitors were also contained in other subsets of ES-HPs.

Mutations that disrupt this hydrogen bonding have been shown to activate the protease by as much as ∼40 fold, suggesting that the same effect might be achieved pharmacologically [22], [23].