Sentence examples for molecular model consistent from inspiring English sources
Using the X-ray diffraction studies of DNA done by Wilkins and X-ray diffraction pictures produced by Rosalind Franklin, Watson and Crick were able to construct a molecular model consistent with the known physical and chemical properties of DNA.
One molecular model consistent with fog-1 and fog-3 genetics—identical null phenotypes and identical genetic positions in the sex determination pathway is that the FOG-1 and FOG-3 proteins work together in a complex to specify the sperm fate.
The analysis indicates that the reported relationship between tracer diffusivity and intrinsic diffusivity derived from molecular models are consistent with irreversible thermodynamics.
Our molecular modeling is consistent with this explanation.
The seemingly disparate and enigmatic biology that has been observed for the PLSCR family of proteins has to date precluded the development of a logically consistent molecular model for how these highly conserved and presumably related proteins might collectively function in the cell.
The structure of the monomeric ASB9 EloBC Cul5NTD quaternary complex is revealed by molecular modeling and is consistent with IM MS and temperature-dependent ITC data.
The experimental observations made by these workers were supported by molecular modelling and are consistent with our results that indicate an ability of His-tags to adopt conformational states, which interfere with protein protein interactions.
This value is consistent with the molecular model depicted in Figure 2D.
The molecular model of the active conformation is consistent with kinetic studies, in which different loop G's are forced to be in syn glycosidic conformation (68).
Collectively, our data are consistent with a molecular model for the p85α homodimer in which the SH3 domain binds PR1 in trans through a canonical class I interaction, while simultaneously the two BH domains associate through an interface centered on M176.
These observations are consistent with our recently-published molecular model in which wild type functional p53 behaves as an important transcriptional repressor of PLK1.
