Sentence examples for mode for proteins from inspiring English sources

The core of AtCHX17 models according to EcNhaA and TtNapA templates faces inward and outward, respectively, which may reflect two conformational states of the alternating access transport mode for proteins belonging to the plant CHX family.

After filtering, new MAFFT alignments were performed using either the G-INS-i mode for proteins with global homology (dUTPase, BIR and RING domains of IAP, RR1, RR2) or the E-INS-i mode for multi-domain proteins (all other cases) with all other parameters being set to default values.

They can serve as an evolutionary intermediate during this translocation/shifting, thus suggesting a new mode for protein function evolution.

All separations were performed in duplicate in full-scan mode for peak capacity determination and a third time in MS fragmentation mode for protein identification.

Here, MAEL domains undergoing the active site switch provide another mode for protein function change; that is, during evolution new activities can be developed by introducing new active sites based on a preexisting protein scaffold.

Thus, MAEL domains have experienced a transition from DnaQ-H active site residues to MAEL active site residues which, we believe, may represent a novel mode for protein function evolution called the active site switch.

The second thing that's nice about the helix as a mode for protein self-assembly was pointed out originally by HR Crane in 1950 [ 61] and then followed up by Linus Pauling in 1953 [ 62].

what's more, by comprehensively analyzing the three dimensional structures of protein-DNA complexes, Rohs and West et al. [ 73] demonstrated that the binding of R to narrow minor grooves can be applied to mode for protein-DNA recognition, indicating that R is an important component in protein-DNA binding activity.

The observed transition of two sets of characteristic residues between the ancestral DnaQ-H and the descendent MAEL domains may suggest a new mode for protein function evolution called "active site switch", in which the protist MAEL homologues are the likely evolutionary intermediates due to harboring the specific characteristics of both 3'–5' exonuclease and MAEL domains.

In all cases, the CNTs spectral signature was parallelled by CH3-stretching modes, typical for proteins.

We used mode for bacterial protein prediction for protective antigens.