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Two axially located aqua molecules could stabilize the pseudo-cyclization of the complex.
A similar effect of water molecules could stabilize the F3/A mutant in the bulk solution.
It was suggested that such a tightly bound water molecule could stabilize the βD-βE loop [57].
In the past few years, efforts to design small molecules that could stabilize adenine-rich oligonucleotides have intensified due to potential biotechnological and medical applications of these molecules.
One hypothesis is that interactions between PCP signaling molecules across cell junctions could stabilize their polarized localization to opposing cell boundaries (Klein and Mlodzik, 2005; Chen et al., 2008).
Results on their complexation with ellipticine revealed that EAK16-II and EAK16-IV were able to stabilize protonated ellipticine or ellipticine microcrystals depending on the peptide concentration; EFK16-II could stabilize neutral ellipticine molecules and ellipticine microcrystals.
"He could stabilize them inside other molecules and look at them," said Dr. Patrick Hawthorne, a U.C.L.A. chemistry professor who was one of Dr. Cram's earliest graduate students.
Certain new non-natural peptide analogs could stabilize MHC class I molecules better than the native sequences and were also able to elicit specific T-cell responses and sometimes cytotoxicity to leukemia cells.
The organic phase is covered with porous inorganic silica shell that could stabilize the internal liposomal phase and, consequently, isolate and protect the bioactive molecules.
A final factor that could stabilize the NO in Cat relative to metMb-NO is the water molecule that sits nearby and may form a hydrogen bond to the oxygen of NO, bending and stabilizing it further.
The increased hydrophilic to hydrophobic ratio could stabilize the PM structure due to hydrogen bonding between lone-pair electrons in amines and protons in water molecules.
