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Ngn3 is significantly stabilised by Mg132, averaging a half-life of 66.0±4.5 minutes (Fig. 1).
Ngn3KOCO (half-life 38.0±7.9 minutes) and AcNgn3KOCO (half-life 49.6±13.8 minutes) are not significantly stabilised in comparison with their counterparts with cysteines intact (Ngn3KO 32.4±4.2 minutes, AcNgn3KO 48.7±8.9 minutes).
Moreover, we show that AcrB within a SMALP scaffold is significantly more active than the equivalent DDM stabilised form.
In the 1980s, Henry and Cassidy [ 27] elegantly showed that, for a pharmacological class of drugs, the mortality rate is significantly increased in poisonings involving drugs with a membrane stabilising activity (MSA) in addition to their main pharmacological activity.
Whereas the acidity of the BSH is comparable to that of Cys-Gly, the compound is significantly more acidic than GSH, which lacks a positively charged amino group on its cysteine residue to help stabilise the thiolate anion.
Standard macroeconomic models typically find small costs associated with unemployment such that the welfare gains from price stability are significantly greater than those from stabilising output and therefore unemployment.
The I109K mutation significantly stabilised AVR2, resulting in a 6.3°C increase in Tm as compared to the wild-type protein.
The acupuncture group and the stabilising exercise group were significantly more likely to be "very satisfied" with their treatment than the standard treatment group (Table 5).
The values of the anchoring indices obtained under normogravity conditions were significantly positive (t = 3.898; p<0.01), which suggests that the forearm was efficiently stabilised in space, despite the perturbing antero-posterior trunk movements involved in the performance of the task.
The models revealed the buried surface area between CDR-H1 and CDR-H2 to be significantly larger (approximately 20%) in the VH-71Ala variant, resulting in a markedly stabilised VH domain of the mutant scFvs.
The five patients whose disability worsened during the first year of treatment were significantly (p < 0.02) older when treatment was started (41 years) than those whose disability stabilised or improved (32 years).
