In particular, the single tryptophan residue, located near the end of helix IV, and distant from helix III, is in a distinct environment in the two sets of mutants as judged by fluorescence, near-UV CD and the sensitivity of tryptophan fluorescence to iodide quenching.
IDUs live in a distinct environment characterized by a high prevalence of infectious disease, crime, violence, and lack of stable housing.
These results are consistent with the protease protection assay and demonstrate that CT8 causes 126-mers to occupy a distinct environment, one in which Cys49 in the TMD is exposed to aqueous solvent.
Most importantly, signaling drug administration by presenting discrete cues was not sufficient to promote the robust sensitization seen when treatments were given in a distinct test environment.
Another source of bias could be the independent origin of each subunit in a distinct biological environment.
The cluster B ORF of the early-divergent species P. pastoris (pipa_3g03370) resides in a distinct chromosome environment.
Thus, we show a methodology to characterize the communication in the Amazon rainforest, which is a very distinct environment from those studied in literature, based on practical experiments.
Individuals born in this distinct environment are likely better able to survive and reproduce within, compared to beyond, these conditions.
On the other hand, diverse systems have been tailored to meet the differential metabolic demands in organisms living in distinct environments.
In order to study the mechanical and microstructural properties of cement-based paste for shotcrete use in a high-temperature geothermal environment, the distinct environment was simulated in a laboratory where mechanical testing, thermogravimetric and differential thermal analyses, and scanning electron microscopy were conducted.
We compared the diversity and composition of archaea associated with seawater and with the sponges Hymeniacidon heliophila, Paraleucilla magna and Petromica citrina in two distinct environments: Guanabara Bay, a highly impacted estuary in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and the nearby Cagarras Archipelago.
