In addition to this key interaction, the C-1 carboxylate of the sugar interacts with a cluster of basic residues, K141, R104 and R72.
Second, all of the key interaction (for now) happens via SMS.
Those are now clearly more of a "like" functionality, with comments being the key interaction point within the app.
B) The space available for a hydrogen bond-accepting atom forming a key interaction with Gly 253 (red-dotted sphere).
Furthermore, the key interaction of boronic acids with diols allows utilisation in various areas ranging from biological labelling, protein manipulation and modification, separation and the development of therapeutics.
This feature reflects a key interaction between potent agonist and PPARγ receptors, which shows concurrence with the inference of the X-ray crystallography depicted in the next section.
Household energy consumption is a process that involves key interaction between the environment and the economy, as demonstrated in Fig. 1.
Other shared but non-residue specific interactions include the anchoring hydrogen bonds at the hinge, and a key interaction with a main chain carbonyl group.
Another important ES symbol, sssN, detects the key interaction between rosiglitazone trialkylamine nitrogen and Cys285 side-chain sulfur (4.44 Å), or Leu340 backbone oxygen (4.46 Å).
Another important ES symbol, sssN, detects the key interaction between rosiglitazone tertiary amine nitrogen and Cys285 side-chain sulfur (4.44 Å), or Leu340 backbone oxygen (4.46 Å).
LQNs are used to better model key interaction between application mechanisms, such as finite connection pools, admission control mechanisms, or synchronous request calls.
