The ZnF1 domain is essential for recognition of RIP1 (Bosanac et al. 2010).
This feature is essential for recognition of the nascent peptide by the signal receptor particle (SRP) [ 49].
The surface is essential for recognition of Ub, the preferential Josephin substrate target, and for positioning it for cleavage (25, 26).
One of the hallmarks of DNA pol ternary complex structures is that residues near the active site interact directly with the incoming dNTP as well as with the templating base in the minor groove of a DNA duplex, forming a nascent base pair-binding pocket (NBP) that is essential for recognition of Watson−Crick (W−C) base pairs.
Adapting the AMs to the specific speaker and bit-rate yielded the highest mean improvement out of all the analyzed modelling techniques and proved to be essential for recognition of compressed speech.
This peptidoglycan recognition protein (PGRP) is one of a battery of pattern recognition proteins in insects that are essential for recognition of invading microbes and induction of immune responses [ 14].
Glu-13 and Arg-16 are known to be essential for recognition of the E-box, and His/Lys-9, Glu-13, and Arg-17 are required for binding of G-box [ 7, 22].
Among L2 residues identified by X-ray, Leu, Lys, Ile, and, to a lesser extent, Glu, Asp, Asp, and Ala were all suggested to be essential for recognition of PDK2 according to site-directed mutagenesis studies.
This pattern is repeated when total HEK293 cell lysate is used as acceptor substrate, showing a reduction in activity towards protein substrates when the first 8 TPRs are removed, whereas the last 2.5 TPR repeats are essential for recognition of protein substrates.
Complement acts as an important part of host innate immunity, which is essential for recognition and elimination of microbes.
The IL mPFC receives rich input from the hippocampus (Hoover & Vertes, 2007), and neural activity within the hippocampus is essential for recognition discriminations based on the spatial location of items (e.g., Wan, Aggleton, & Brown, 1999; Hardt, Migues, Hastings, Wong, & Nader, 2009).
