The most extensive interaction surface is composed of loop 8/9 and Sec61γ, which together contact the backbone of the 28S rRNA and ribosomal proteins uL23 and eL29.
This 3.0 Å structure illustrates one of the most extensive interaction surfaces of the published high resolution chromatin factor-NCP structures, including 28 Sir3 BAH domain residues and greater than 30 histone residues (and potentially nucleosomal DNA at the BAH domain N-terminus).
East African Rift System, also called Afro-Arabian Rift Valley, one of the most extensive rifts on the Earth's surface, extending from Jordan in southwestern Asia southward through eastern Africa to Mozambique.
"I have had nothing to do in any way, shape or form with the mailing of these anthrax letters," Dr. Hatfill said in his most extensive public remarks since his name surfaced in connection with the mailings several months ago.
The GPR section interpretation (shown in Fig. 8 for the entire 400-m-long profile) shows the interpreted range of fracture depths with the most extensive reaching to depths of ∼10 m below the surface.
"Larry Brown is a great coach," Thomas said in the statement, "but for various reasons, bringing him to the Knicks did not turn out the way we had hoped". It was the most extensive statement Thomas has made since reports of Brown's demise surfaced nearly six weeks ago.
Unknown to historians until it surfaced in 1993 (see sidebar), Sneden's manuscript may be the most extensive account compiled by a Civil War soldier.
The vagus nerve has the most extensive distribution in the body of all the cranial nerves, innervating structures as diverse as the external surface of the eardrum and internal abdominal organs.
But the 1997-98 eventño event, which lasted for over a year, produced record-high sea surface temperatures throughout the Indian and western Pacific oceans; this, in turn, led to the most extensive coral bleaching ever seen.
In both techniques, the tests were tailored to characterize the near surface properties associated with the top 500 nm of material, where the wear-induced damage was most extensive.
