As such, α-sheet may represent a conformational signature of the misfolded intermediates of amyloidogenesis and a potential unique binding target for peptide inhibitors.
Arrows represent conformational rearrangements.
Serological assays based on HPV capsids, which represent conformational viral epitopes, can detect HPV-type restricted antibodies.
It may represent a different conformational state of YidC than seen in the B. h structure, and this could reflect some of the differences in the structures.
The ordered nature of the ELS, as indicated by both elastin and amyloid stains, together with little morphological evidence of inflammation or edema, suggests that this cohort of ARDS may represent another form of conformational disease.
There is currently no standardized classification for P-proteins although different types were often distinguished by their tubular, fibrillar, granular or crystalline ultrastructure, which may represent different developmental or conformational states of the same protein subunits rather than evolutionarily-distinct families [ 10].
In total, these conformational changes may represent the priming of Sec61 upon binding of the ribosome.
Molecule components can be assigned several squares representing state variables that can be "on", "off" or "don't care" and may represent, for example, phosphorylations or conformational states, depending on the nature of the molecules and their interactions.
M43 may represent a new class of bnAbs targeting conformational epitopes overlapping structures on both gp120 and gp41.
The higher incidence of AhR enriched regions at 24 hrs containing the alternate response element may represent tertiary AhR binding sites resulting from conformational changes and crowding of the promoter with the general transcription machinery [ 42, 43].
