Sentence examples for key backbone from inspiring English sources

In the last snapshot of this trajectory (Figure 3B), all key backbone hydrogen-bonds in the structure remain intact.

Armed with the knowledge that secondary metabolite biosynthetic genes often occur in clusters with a key backbone gene.

The widened dimer interface causes disruption of key backbone contacts between the Cys-bearing Zn2+ binding hairpin fragment (residues 95 102) that includes contacts between C101 and N468.

Based on the structure of the XerC/D-like clade, we infer that the helix-1 and helix-3 of the ALOG domains, which are orthogonally positioned with respect to each other, are likely to make key backbone and base contacts in the major groove.

The combined loss of gliT and exposure to exogenous gliotoxin resulted in attenuated expression of the biosynthetic genes for the secondary metabolites: fumitremorgin B, fumagillin, and pseurotin A. Secondary metabolite production in fungi is generally dependant on the presence of a key backbone enzyme, namely a PKS or a NRPS [ 47].

Trekking and mountaineering are the key backbones of the industry - the major foreign exchange earner for Nepal.

Destination Management Systems DMSS) is a perfect application area for Semantic Web and P2P technologies since tourism information dissemination and exchange are the key-backbones of tourism destination management.

Data sourcing is key The backbone of any map is the data that is used to build it.

A key conceptual backbone is a detailed "theory of change" to apply appropriate evidence for each operational component.

A quantitative analysis of the results shows that the rate constant of the key initiation reaction, backbone scission, depends on the size of the molecular model of the polymer.

In data it owns a fine Internet backbone, a key reason WorldCom wanted to buy it.