Sentence examples for long acidic from inspiring English sources

The receptor VERL for lysin is a long acidic glycoprotein composed of 22 tandem repeats of 153 amino acids and about 40 molecules of lysin bind to one molecule of VERL (Galindo et al. 2003).

In addition, eubacterial and bacteriophage SSBs do share another structural feature: a long acidic C-terminal tail, which is essential for DNA replication and viability of the organisms [22], [23], [24].

The mature polypeptide in humans contains 9 amino acids at the N-terminus that are absent in EcSSB, and only 7 residues at the C-terminus, in contrast with the long acidic C-terminal tail of its eubacterial homologue; these potentially protrude from the ssDNA-binding core without any detectable secondary structure [3].

Anp32e contains long acidic stretches that are rich in Glu/Asp residues.

We have now shown that, as for ZFY2, the long acidic domain of mouse ZFY1 and human ZFY can activate transcription at Gal4-responsive promoters in yeast.

Our results with two independent transformants for each construct show a clear difference between the long and the short acidic domains (Fig.  8): whereas the long acidic domain encoded by ZFY, Zfy2 and Zfy1 activated β-galactosidase production like the acidic domain of Gal4, none of the three short acidic domains activated at all.

It has a subtle yeasty aroma of roasted peaches and dried flower petals, with a long, refreshingly acidic finish.

Long-term acidic deposition in the Northeastern U.S. resulted in major losses of calcium and magnesium from soils (Likens et al. 1996).

The other side is sunk in sands rich in minerals known as sulfates, which tell of an era long ago when acidic waters flowed in this region.

Nucleolin contains three main structural domains: N-terminal region containing several long stretches of acidic residues; central globular domain containing four RNA binding sites; C-terminal domain known as arginine-glycine rich domain (GAR domain).

Nucleolin contains three main structural domains: N-terminal region containing several long stretches of acidic residues; central globular domain containing four RNA binding sites; C-terminal domain containing nine repeats of the tripeptide arginine-glycine-glycine (RGG domain).