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However, since only partial regions in the conformation are fixed, in actual fact, the P-ERM protocol still maintains the degree of freedom in generating various structural configurations rather than stereotyping the molecular structure into a predefined homogeneous conformation.

This interpretation was confirmed by analysis of the Porod Debye plot of the scattering data, where the Porod Debye plateau of GGFGGn-Skp1 implies a homogeneous conformation and the continuing rise for unmodified Skp1 indicates flexibility.

Such model has been experimentally confirmed, showing that several cell components characterized by a nonlinear dynamics when exposed to microgravity may experience bifurcation transitions, leading to the appearance of new self-organized states from an initially homogeneous conformation [ 27, 28].

Consistent with these biochemical data, the WT-Merlin displays multiple conformations in solution, and the substitution of Ala585 with Trp converts Merlin into a highly homogeneous monomer conformation as shown by analytical ultracentrifugation analysis.

Ultimately we believe that sub-nanometer resolution will be possible with an amount of human effort that is comparable to what is required to purify the protein complex, and determining an ab initio atomic model will be a straight forward process for particles that are large enough and are sufficiently homogeneous in conformation.

This study provides a simple but very efficient strategy for pentamerizing CTB with a highly homogeneous molecular conformation, with which it may be feasible to engineer CTB derivatives and CTB fusion antigens.

The homogeneous index, conformation number, MLD, and the relative lung volume receiving more than 5, 10, 15, and 20 Gy (V5, V10, V15, and V20) were determined for each treatment scheme.

It seems that on the proteinticle surface the antigenic peptides have homogeneous orientation and conformation without inter-peptide clustering and hence lead to the enhanced diagnostic performance with solving the problems of traditional diagnostic probes.

Dark and homogeneous subsets form the background.

With one end entering the nanochannel under the electric field, the DNA molecules elongate to a linear conformation with almost homogeneous backbone.

This represents a challenge, as advanced classification techniques are required to separate the different conformations into structurally homogeneous subsets that are amenable to single-particle reconstruction (Scheres et al., 2007; Fischer et al., 2010).