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Neutralization of ligand's charged groups (to be used as input structure for the conformational search) rendered the electrostatic interaction between the oppositely charged groups less important, allowing the output conformers to adopt a more extended conformation, similar to the crystal pose (Fig. 3b, RMSD: 0.85).

The SAXS data indicate that Hop Y354E adopts a more extended conformation in solution (increase of the Dmax) accompanied by a conformational rearrangement as visible by a shift of the P(R) maxima at 25 and 50 Å, respectively.

This proposal is supported by mutant phenotypes and other results indicating that the normally helical segment adopts a more extended conformation in some subunits.

In dilute solution the PBAMS polymer chains had a more extended conformation than those of PBAM3 due to the existence of ionic groups.

Secondly, the "major" binding site between PN2 and PC1 is of a more extended conformation in the access and binding phases, but contracts in the extrusion phase (with a relative rotation of 21°) essentially eliminating the substrate binding.

It was found that in special cases molecules of side-chain liquid crystalline polymers may become rather rigid as a whole and take the more extended conformation, like a rod with the main chain approximately parallel to the rod axis.

The obtained PANI chains probably form more extended conformations.

We used water as implicit solvent in the calculation to generate more extended conformations representing with higher fidelity biological active conformations.

This effect is dominant under the conditions in which polymer macromolecules assume more extended conformations on the solid surface (i.e., at higher PAA concentrations).

O-glycosylation typically leads to more extended conformations of the linkers.[ 20] The NFC was obtained through mechanical disintegration of bleached kraft pulp as described in the Supporting Information.

ThrOGlcNAc is a highly sterically demanding amino acid, which in general leads to a bias against α-helix and polyproline helix and a greater preference for more extended conformations, as has been observed for other sterically demanding amino acids such as tert-leucine, fluorinated amino acids, and non-Aib α,α-dialkylglycines.