For example, molecular dynamics simulations demonstrated that protein L (a protein that is expressed on the outer cell wall of some bacteria but has no known mechanical function) unfolds by the shearing of two mechanical subdomains with an interface between neighbouring anti-parallel N- and C-terminal β-strands [ 60].
Although neutrophils are generally considered to be rigid, pre-programmed effector leukocytes, recent studies suggest extensive plasticity in how neutrophil functions unfold upon recruitment to peripheral tissues, and how they choose their ultimate fate.
We show an effective way to reduce the design space to be explored through the study of the fundamental properties and relationships among retiming function, unfolding factor, timing, and code size.
Lonergan's not a political filmmaker, but he is a civic one; in his jousting and confrontational dialogue between his central characters and the representatives of quasi-public functions, he unfolds the small battles that dangle like threads from the dense weave of mighty authority.
However, that agent should be fully characterized and furnished to the algorithm as a Point Spread Function - PSF unfolding function.
We review current and future potential of these approaches to reveal insights into membrane protein structure, function, and unfolding as we recognize that they could help answering key questions in the molecular basis of certain neuro-pathological dysfunctions.
Functions are unfolded through minimal variations (mutations).
If TRIP13 functions by unfolding MAD2, or alternatively converting C-MAD2 to O-MAD2, a prolonged incubation with TRIP13 should eliminate the stimulatory effect of p31(comet) + MAD2.
Information content of genome coding sequences unfolds via functions of proteins.
"There is a strong, socially bonding element to such consumption which typically unfolds at group functions, including so-called 'rhino wine associations' in which other Asian expatriate business elites participate".
