Sentence examples for modular structure containing from inspiring English sources

Similarly to many other transcription factors, the Hsfs have a modular structure containing signature domains structurally and functionally conserved throughout the eukaryotic kingdom.

All CCN proteins contain 38 conserved cysteine residues and share a homologous modular structure containing four distinct domains, with the exception of CCN5, which lacks the carboxy-terminal (CT) domain.

The AP-2 protein forms a unique modular structure containing an N-terminal proline- and glutamine-rich transactivational domain and a complex C-terminal helix-span-helix motif necessary and sufficient for dimerization and site-specific DNA binding.

A protein modular structure containing an AB domain, two DNA binding domains in tandem, a hinge region and a ligand binding domain (A/B-DBD-DBD-hinge-LBD) represents a novel NR modular structure, and is named 2DBD-NR.

Our electronic library of decision aids (arriba-lib) is to be used within the encounter and has a modular structure containing evidence-based decision aids for the following topics: cardiovascular prevention, atrial fibrillation, coronary heart disease, oral antidiabetics, conventional and intensified insulin therapy, and unipolar depression.

The ethylene receptors have a similar overall modular structure, each containing three conserved transmembrane domains near the N-terminus, followed by a GAF domain of unknown function, and then signal output motifs in the C-terminal half.

Integrative conjugative elements have a modular structure and contain blocks of genes dedicated to integration into and excision from the chromosome, as well as conjugal transfer [ 24].

For instance, a number of RNA-binding proteins have a modular structure and contain RNA-binding domains of 70 150 amino acids that mediate RNA recognition (Mattaj, 1993; Perez-Canadillas and Varani, 2001).

The perimeter structure containing 59 columns per side was constructed with extensive use of prefabricated modular pieces, each consisting of three columns, three stories tall, connected by spandrel plates.

We think, however, that the modular structure of networks contains significant information about how social systems self-organize, and so we advocate for the topological approach to the classification of nodes (unlike the GF scheme as originally formulated).

In addition to this conserved domain, GH72 proteins have a modular structure and may contain additional domains, such as a Cys-rich region that bears sequence similarity with proteins of the carbohydrate-binding module family 43 (CBM43) [29], [29] and/or a Ser-rich region (Figure S1A).