Multiple structural changes induced by ball milling lead to fluctuations of sp3/sp2 and O/C ratios.
We have clarified that the electrical and thermal properties of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs) are improved by multiple structural changes (wall number, diameter, and crystallinity) induced by high temperature treatment.
Despite multiple structural changes, all drug binding was essentially isoenergetic.
This phenomenon, also termed 'chromothripsis' (shattering and regluing of chromosomes), is primarily localized to single chromosomes, but includes multiple structural genomic changes, such as gains, losses and inversions.
As part of multiple structural and administrative changes implemented in November 2006, Veith was appointed to the position of provost and oversees the departments of Academic Affairs and Student Life.
These findings suggest that, at the level of atomic structures, protein protein interactions are precisely designed; hence, protein interfaces with multiple interacting partners should involve incompletely overlapping multiple interfaces and/or accommodate structural changes upon binding to their targets.
The design of synthetic structures that undergo controlled structural changes in response to multiple inputs is an important step towards mimicking the complex pathways of signal transduction.
A large number of studies have been conducted to investigate the structural changes in multiple DTI-derived indices in MWoA patients [52-55] [52-55]
Microcomputed tomography (microCT), however, has been shown to reveal bone structures with high precision in laboratory animals [ 7, 8] and has been widely adopted to monitor the progression of bone structural changes at multiple time points in the same living animal [ 9, 10].
Quantifying degenerative structural changes across multiple spinal segments is more challenging, but at minimum, the methods must account for the severity of disc space and facet joint degeneration [ 15], spinal stenosis [ 16, 17], and vertebral mal-alignment such as spondylolisthesis [ 12], scoliosis [ 18], and kyphosis [ 19].
These structural proteins and assemblies of viruses often populate multiple conformational states and undergo dramatic structural changes, making them difficult to study by most structural methods.
