As a result of studies in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the "two-face" model of Ku was proposed to explain Ku's paradoxical roles in both NHEJ and at telomeres, where the outward face, which predominantly includes Ku70 residues, is essential for DNA repair and the inward face, which predominantly includes Ku80 subunits, is responsible for telomeric functions (Ribes-Zamora et al., 2007).
Interestingly, executives feel they are further along with outward-facing digital technologies than inward facing.
"We need to be strong, liberal and magnificent rather than inward facing.
Here we present the crystallization of a third crystal form, P212121 (∼4 Å resolution), also representing an inward facing conformation, and analyze all three forms in terms of crystallization conditions and packing.
The method is based on computing the luminous intensity distribution on the inward facing side of façade elements from BTDF data (measured or calculated) and the outside luminance distribution as seen from the façade element.
When we ask them to be outward facing ambassadors for the corporation, we flatten their naturally occurring variety, making it much more difficult for them to serve as inward facing ambassadors for the world.
A new crystal structure of an archaeal trimeric glutamate transporter homolog, GltPh, captured in an intermediate conformation between the outward and inward facing states, provides insights into the transport mechanism.
The NTSB will remove the event data recorder and video from forward and inward facing cameras mounted in the engine cab, sending them to their laboratory in Washington for analysis.
It had inward facing seats, set around a little coffee table, LED displays front and back to communicate with other drivers and pedestrians, and gesture recognition, so it can be controlled with body movements.
Some cars (including the Tesla) now feature an inward facing camera.
Remember San Francisco's peculiar parking law: Wheels must be turned outward if you're facing uphill, inward facing downhill.
