We evaluated the potential for molecular design of additional halogen bonds in existing protein-ligand complexes of the PDB by applying XBScore, our first QM-derived scoring function for the recognition of contacts to the carbonyl backbone [5].
But is there a more substantial kind of unknowability, for instance, unknowability that is a function of the recognition-transcendence of the non-logical subject-matter?
In addition, we used support vector regression to develop a QM-based scoring function for the recognition of halogen bonds targeting methionine.
It is required in the signaling and function of the pattern recognition receptors, NOD1, NOD2 and Dectin-1 [ 19].
When the NOR task data are analyzed as a function of the D2 recognition index versus age of the animals, it is evident that APP/PS1 KI mice also become progressively impaired in this task as they age and the AD-relevant pathology progresses.
This suggests that nucleosomes positioned upstream of proximal sites function in the recognition of proximal polyadenylation sites and in the preparation for 3 ' end processing by slowing down transcription speed.
The neighboring anterior cingulate cortex, also a constituent of this PC image pattern, contributes to behavioral control through its function in the recognition of errors and monitoring of conflicts [43], a function that would be stimulated by a paradigm that requires the discrimination of indistinguishable objects.
Their main function is the recognition of conserved structure of microorganisms.
These results confirmed that the endogenous A-stretch found in the JUNB sequence is a critical cis-element for efficient 3′end processing supporting the suggestion that A-rich elements may have an important function in the recognition of a significant number of human noncanonical poly(A) sites.
Class Ib molecules are known to perform a diverse array of functions which include the recognition of antigenic lipids (human and mouse CD1) [5], the binding and transportation of classical class I molecules within the host cell (human HLA-E and mouse Qa-1b) [6], and the targeting of evolutionarily conserved protein epitopes of pathogens (mouse H2-M3) [7].
