Energy transfer experiments that probed the stretching of strand β2 and the close approach between the strands β1 and β2 revealed that the β1 β2 hairpin is barely formed in the collapsed form, although it is native-like in the folding transition state of Bc-Csp.
Clicking 'Urea Cycle' on the browser page loads up the collapsible panels to the details page in the collapsed form.
The collapsed form of Bc-Csp resembles the unfolded form in its interaction with ethylene glycol, suggesting that in the collapsed form the backbone is still accessible to water and small molecules.
(a) A photograph of the stent in its collapsed form.
A coronary stent is a tubular metal mesh, attached initially in its collapsed form onto the outside of a balloon catheter.
The students took advantage of the learning aids most when they were dynamically presented, less when they were statically presented, and least when they were presented in a collapsed form.
The expander is usually placed in its collapsed form at the time of mastectomy and then, after surgery, fluid is introduced into the tissue expander to slowly inflate it.
In contrast to the 1000 genomes project, the genotype calls from the 5000 exomes project were publicly available only in a collapsed form as genotype frequencies for European Americans and African Americans and not as separate variant sets for each sample.
HDW is a collapsed form in which the hydrogen bonds, which in LDW keep molecules apart, are bent and allow molecules to approach each other and increase density.
Poisson regression was chosen as the most appropriate method of analysis for the mortality data because of the size of the data set and the ability this method provides to analyse data files in collapsed (aggregated) form.
The co-solute (NH4 2SO4 stabilizes both native Bc-Csp and the collapsed form, which suggests that the large hydrated SO42- ions are excluded from the surface of the collapsed form in a similar fashion as they are excluded from folded Bc-Csp.
