Sentence examples for neighboring backbone from inspiring English sources

Upon annealing at 240 °C, the continue ordering process favored closer interaction between neighboring backbone mesogens along the b-axis, which nevertheless expanded the a-axis dimension and caused the packing of cyanobiphenyl mesogens much less oriented.

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Thus, with the exception of the His75-Asp82 salt bridge, the HANS motif exclusively forms hydrogen bonding interactions with the backbone atoms of neighboring amino acids.

This is understandable in light of the fact that glycine is involved in merely providing structural flexibility allowing the neighboring amino acids to form backbone hydrogen bonds with the β- and γ-phosphates of the NTP.

DPP1 has a coplanar geometry and can form hydrogen bonds with the neighboring units in the polymer backbone, which favors intermolecular π π stacking.

In stably folded proteins most backbone hydrogen bonds are well-protected by neighboring nonpolar groups; an increased number of underprotected backbone hydrogen bonds is an indicator of reduced protein stability (Fernandez and Scott 2003).

In the unit cell, each trimethylene unit in PTN backbone is in gauche/gauche conformation and neighboring naphthalene units are in face-to-face type arrangement, forming π-stacks that lead to the lowest energy of the unit cell.

Owing to the strong intermolecular interactions between the neighboring 3-cyanothiophene-2,5-diyl units in the polymer backbone, the lamellar and edge-on structures of the polymer chains were induced on the substrate.

Comparing the backbone fragmentation of CID and ETD with respect neighboring amino acids, we observed that ETD showed a favorable fragmentation for residues neighboring basic amino acids.

It is found that the neighboring torsion angles are affected by conformational interconversions of a given backbone angle.

The peptide backbone was constrained via a methylene bridge between two neighboring amides within its regular peptide sequence, which was expected to disrupt the secondary structure of the original molecule.