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HD1 houses the GxP motif which functions to hold the nucleotide in position and HD2 in NLRC4 contacts the LRR in the inhibited conformation [21,19].
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Taking the original as a "starting point", Williams and Tsien conflated the line between original and copy by foregrounding the rooms' enduring function: to hold art and facilitate people.
It is testimony to the strength of Australia's democracy that, despite the Commission's function to hold government to account on human rights protections, it has been supported on a bipartisan basis by all federal governments for nearly 30 years.
They have an important function to hold power to account.
Indeed, some have even argued for the emergence of terpenoid lipids (including carotenoids) prior to fatty acids [106]; this scenario particularly posits carotenoids functioning to hold membrane bilayers together as "molecular rivets".
Until relatively recently, astrocytes, along with other glia cell types, were believed to be structural cells that function to hold neurons together.
Since cohesin is known to hold two sister chromatids together, it was postulated that cohesin may also function to hold different chromatid regions together in cis to facilitate the formation of chromatin loops.
Moreover, similar to MutY and Endo III, DME-family DNA glycosylases contain four conserved cysteine residues flanking the DNA glycosylase domain that may function to hold a [4Fe-4S] cluster in place.
One of the pavilion's few functions is to hold the functions that reward the funders.
These results suggest that KIF1C has at least two functions: (1) to hold vesicles; (2) to increase transport directionality, which surely requires motor activity.
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