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In this manuscript, we report the synthesis and screening of a library based on an N-acylated polyamine (NAPA) scaffold that we designed to have specific molecular features necessary to inhibit protein protein interactions.

As UC, PUC and MPC are associated with a different clinical course if treated with cystectomy and adjuvant cisplatin-based chemotherapy prospective multicenter studies, comparing the different histologic variants of bladder cancer and their molecular features are necessary to tailor therapeutic strategies in the future.

The second plasmid for CYP106A2 expression was constructed with all features necessary for a molecular evolution approach.

In order to overcome this limitation, it is necessary to study molecular features that are more conserved than sequences and that have evolved without major horizontal inheritance effects.

The chick and mouse results together demonstrate that an interface between Hox4 expressing and non-expressing cells is necessary and sufficient to trigger morphological and molecular features of a rhombomere boundary.

Thus, in order to properly decipher the relations with CIMP-high, it is necessary to use a large number of tumors, determine a number of molecular features, and perform comprehensive biostatistical analysis.

I'll sequence these.' And right away, I found these strange molecular features about their ends: telomeres.

The researchers made a large collection of them by modifying molecular features such as the chain length to get the ones with the properties they wanted.

We present here molecular dynamics-based pharmacophore modeling of caspase-3-isatin sulfonamide crystal structure, to elucidate the essential non-covalent contacts and its associated pharmacophore features necessary to ensure caspase-3 optimal binding.

This approach selects molecular descriptors that are representative of the molecular features responsible for the relevant molecular activity.

Subsequently, the method strictly compares global molecular features, rather than local molecular features (substructures), and hence also its conformational sensitivity.