The high degree of spectra overlap made backbone assignments difficult for this domain, yielding 60%% of the resonances assigned for p12.
As such it would prevent nucleotides from binding and making backbone hydrogen bonding interactions like those observed in RF1 and predicted for mtRF1a (Additional file 5: Figure S2B).
"And in three years we can make the backbone of a normal country".Good luck, and he will need it.
Twenty-somethings who inherited the faith are straying as Christian vices, like premarital sex, social media-backed vanity, and capitalist gluttony increasingly make the backbone of youth culture in 2015.
Thus, the two HhH motifs are observed to make DNA backbone interactions with each end of the incised DNA strand.
In our structure, R16 and R17 make phosphate backbone contacts near U23 and U24, while R19 and K47 are not interacting with the RNA.
One may naively assume that a proline to threonine mutation would make the backbone more flexible, and one may observe the conformational equilibrium in the mutant.
It must be a relief that your chief executive members -- many of whom would swallow a pocketful of tees for a leather chair in your bridge room -- have backbones made of grits.
This makes the backbone of the book, the plot revolving around the consequences of breaking a promise.
The language harked back to the slogans and messaging California's anti-vaccine crusaders made the backbone of their campaign against the state's new vaccine law.
