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The physics of wrappers turned out to be surprisingly complex, said Dr. Kramer, who found parallels in the different shapes that large protein molecules can assume in the human body and the properties of magnetic materials.
Antibody molecules can assume a number of orientations during aggregation.
Many biological molecules can assume different states.
For example, we know that a discontiguous molecule can assume the same structure or function as one that is contiguous.
Indeed, we do not know of any other example in which a signaling molecule can assume different oligomeric states to effect its function.
The structures of full-length NS3 reveal that the molecule can assume two radically different configurations, defined by the relative positioning of the NS3Pro and NS3Hel via a flexible inter-domain linker.
Mfold identifies the optimal folding of a nucleic acid sequence by energy minimization and can identify suboptimal foldings within a specified energy increment of the optimum as an approach to modeling the ensemble of possible structures that a single-stranded nucleotide molecule can assume.
The electrophoretic analysis of total RNA extracts clearly indicates a much higher heat tolerance of 23S rRNA molecule for the applied heat regime than 16S rRNA molecule, as one can assume that constant level of 23S rRNA cannot exclusively result from higher 23S rRNA synthesis rates.
There are four hydroxyls (-OH) in one ascorbic acid molecule, which act as the functional group in this reduction reaction, and there is one Cu2+ in one CuCl2·2H2O molecule, so one can assume that optimum molar ratio of ascorbic acid and CuCl2·2H2O is 0.5 1.
In the first one, we can assume that, TPDA molecules react rapidly with water in the solution to form TPDA oligomers.
Based on the similar property principle [37] we can assume that these molecules are likely to have similar properties to the query compound, thus be of interest in understanding the potential properties of the query.
