Second, domain B of exon6 may be the backbone of HOTAIR, because it is the only relatively long piece conserved in marsupial and eutherians.
But on the other hand, this group may be the backbone of the staff who will come to work and serve during the pandemic.
However, cytotoxics may be essential backbones for combinations with these molecules.
Although additional modifications are necessary to improve the brain uptake and rapid clearance of non-specifically bound radiotracer, the styrylchromone backbone may be useful as a backbone structure to develop novel β-amyloid imaging agents.
On the basis of previous experimental, substrate docking, and MD simulation results, we hypothesized that the role of the conserved lysine may be to anchor the phosphate backbone of the acceptor stem of misacylated tRNAPro and position it into the editing active site.
If AT&T's access to consumers is superior, websites linked to its backbone may be better treated so AT&T's backbone may grow at the expense of those who do not own cable companies.When the FCC approved AT&T's takeover of TCI, it insisted that it would keep a close watch on this battle.
The cationic charge in this polymer is derived from nitrogen in the form of a secondary, tertiary, or quaternary amine group and the charge can be located on a pendant group or may be in the backbone of the polymer chain.
P4′ was directly observed to individualize MWCNT by forming a monolayer helical wrapping on the nanotube surface, which may be attributed to the backbone flexibility of meta-linked PPE and the strong π−π interactions between the PPE backbone and the CNT surface.
But as important as corals or microbes may be, they have no backbone, and so they get short shrift in this volume.
Mutations N83A and N83Q caused loss of substrate activation, suggesting that N83 which interacts with the D70 backbone may be an element of the transducing system.
