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Finally, nylon is used for tube fixation and is anchored through the subcutaneous suture.

Under physiological conditions, LRP1b is anchored through its transmembrane domain in the cell membrane where it can undergo regulated intramembrane proteolysis (RIP) [21].

In this respect, the demonstration that such robust ESC self-renewal is anchored through a network configuration orchestrated by reduced Oct4 concentrations is highly unexpected.

These authors also pointed out that no phospholipids were co-extracted even when using Triton X-100 and suggested that cell-linked enzyme is anchored through a hydrophobic tail that interacts with naturally occurring surfactants of the cell wall.

Moreover, on both the nuclear and cytoplasmic sides of each spoke, one copy of the Nup Nic96p is anchored through Nup192p and a second copy through Nup188p, linking the inner ring to the other internal structures of the NPC (see below).

Democracy in Europe was anchored through the defeat of Nazism and then by the US security umbrella provided during the cold war.

A modified Jacobsen-type catalyst, possessing an hydroxyl group on the aldehyde fragment of the salen ligand, was anchored through cyanuric chloride onto: (i) an air oxidized activated carbon functionalized with 3-aminotriethoxysilane and (ii) a nitric acid activated carbon treated with thionyl chloride and functionalized with 1,8-diaminooctane.

In IsdI, heme is ligated through His-76 and the propionates are anchored through interactions with Arg-21 and Arg-25.

From here, the graft was anchored through an additional 3.2 mm hole to the superficial surface of the bone, being secured with a button.

The N terminus of the peptide was anchored through intermolecular H-bonds with the backbone carbonyl oxygen atoms of residues P331 G333 (Fig 3B).

To observe dione docking, the compounds needed to be anchored through their C-2 carbonyl group to ParC-Arg123, as seen in the PDB 3LTN structure of S. pneumoniae topoisomerase IV bound to dione and DNA.