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Having established that photothermoelectric effect is at the origin of the observed photovoltage, the measued zero photovoltage at the FeCl3 FLG/Au interface implies that the Seebeck coefficients of FeCl3 FLG are similar to that of Au.

Because Fe is part of the particle matrix we cannot exclude higher Fe concentrations at possibly pre-existing interfaces of pristine FCC particles, however, the fact that both larger particles show high Ni loading at the interface implies that agglutination happened after both particles spent some time in the FCC cycle.

Conversely, our finding that hinges still interact in vitro and cohesin complexes still form in vivo when Smc3 M577K and Smc1 M665R are combined, which together should abolish any interaction at the north interface, implies that the south interface is sufficient to drive Smc1/Smc3 dimerization in vivo.

Further support is provided by Matthews et al. [ 102] who report that the TPO receptor TMDs self-associate, and that cysteine crosslinking revealed a TMD interaction interface, whereas the S505N mutation promotes the formation of a different dimerization interface, implying that activation involves a subunit rotation.

Although the new interface implied that operators would have to look also at an extra monitor, results show that their situation awareness improved on average, and that situation awareness might be less impaired under alarm floods.

In groups 2 to 4, microleakage occurred predominantly at the enamel-adhesive than at the adhesive-bracket interface, implying that in hypomineralised enamel, microleakage may cause more cases of enamel demineralisation than bracket detachment, a phenomenon that is certainly undesirable.

However, it is notable that, in ribosomal RNA, many of the post-transcriptional modifications occur in highly functional regions, such as the peptidyl transferase center and the subunit interface, implying that they are important for normal function.

The same loop region is also involved in the dimer interface, implying that it could be involved in quaternary structural changes, should any take place upon substrate binding or during catalysis.

The poorly understood chemistry of electrode-electrolyte interfaces implies that there is substantial room for improvement through a careful design of the materials involved.

The kinetic data enable reasonable predictions to be made of the parabolic rate constant pertaining to the γ/γ′ interfaces, implying that local equilibrium is indeed adopted during migration under diffusional control.

Generally, for a protein protein complex, larger interface area implies that the receptor and ligand can form more favorable surface complementary.