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In the course of evolution, proteins have a general tendency to fuse into two or multi-domain units from the single unit, which may help proteins develop new functions.

Since the onset of electrostatic desolvation occurs even before direct protein-protein contact formation, it may help guide proteins toward the binding region in the final stage of complex formation.

It may help the proteins in the egg white thicken faster to plug the cracks in the shell.

Adding vinegar to the water may help the proteins in the egg white coagulate faster to plug the cracks in the shell.

The former two types of proteins may help degrade toxic proteins during heat stress, while the latter were responsible for protein biosynthesis, which might help thermotolerant wheat maintain essential metabolism under heat stress.

In the second case, clefts derived from high quality homology models may be used as input to detect potential binding small-molecules that may help produce protein crystals (of the complex) for proteins that would not crystallize in the absence of a stabilizing ligand.

Understanding the mechanism by which protein stability is achieved is a challenging task and may help in protein design experiments [23].

Such a protein network integration of the immune system's gene expression compendiums of model organisms may help identify protein interaction mechanisms which are shared among immune types linked to their differentiation, in addition to immune lineage specific immunological mechanisms in protein networks.

Alternatively, it is proposed that covalent heme attachment may help in protein folding and stability or may strengthen the Fe His bond and help maintain a low-spin state.

Further, HSP70 can enhance parkin binding and ubiquitination of expanded polyglutamine protein in vitro and may help recruit misfolded proteins as substrates for parkin E3 ubiquitin ligase activity.

The study indicates how the engineering of novel immunocytokine formats may help generate fusion proteins of acceptable pharmaceutical quality, for those immunomodulatory proteins which do not lend themselves to a direct fusion with antibody fragments.