Sentence examples for narrow residue from inspiring English sources
Each of them consists in an energy function computed on a wide or narrow residue selection around misaligned regions.
The region of TOP1 sufficient for binding BTBD2 was narrowed to residues 215 – 329 in the "cap" region (core subdomain II) [ 31].
Three-year mean maize yields due to PBB + R and permanent narrow bed with residue (PNB + R) were 28 and 15% higher than that in CT plots (3.3 t ha−1).
"The author says she is only looking at this narrow window of residue on produce, but I do not understand, as a grower, how one can break apart the farm process to only look at things in such narrow focus," says Kinney.
Xu et al. [1] could narrow down SKIP residues that interact with PPIL1 to a region comprising amino acids 59 to 129 by a GST pull-down experiment.
Our sequence data show that serotype 1 FECV from feces of asymptomatic cats contain a highly conserved furin cleavage motif at the S1/S2 site, with the following narrow range of residues: (R>>K/G P5- R P4-(S>A)P3-(R>>K/G P5- R P4-′.
These results suggest that some initial starter N would be needed when wide C/N ratio crop residues are incorporated, whereas incorporation of narrow C/N ratio crop residues would supply sufficient N to the growing plants.
Its narrow streets feature the residue of older struggles, its tenements and synagogues inhabited by earlier boatloads.But the pickle shops and leather outlets now share space with fancy French bistros and sleek, glassy condominiums.
This view was confirmed from the crystal structure of the dominantly expressed class I molecule BF2*0401 from the B4 haplotype, with positive-charged residues in a narrow groove allowing only certain anchor residues from the peptide to be accommodated (Zhang et al., 2012).
Prominent examples are the N-terminal "tails" of histones with more than ∼40 chemically distinct modifications over a narrow sequence range (∼35 residues for longest histone H3 tail, for example).
For instance, a narrow thread of hydrophobic residues from the center of HVR domain D3 remains visible at 400 K but disappeared at 500 K, indicating loss of its hydrophobic core.
