Sentence examples for network of bonds from inspiring English sources

The inability of I-Ag7 to form a similar dense network of bonds with the peptide negatively charged residue likely accounts for the weak peptide binding and fast dissociation times reported.

A network of bonds involving α76 Arg, β37 Tyr, tethered water and β9 Tyr from DQ8 impose a firm grip on the insulin B peptide at P9. β37 Tyr makes a short hydrogen bond to the peptide P9 residue carboxylate atom (2.73 Å).

These are seen as the reason for micro-cracks in the network of bonded particles.

So much of "reality," that network of bonding beliefs that holds society together, is but a fiction of the imagination, that magical "stuff that dreams are made of".

The grid blocks are represented by networks of bonds the permeabilities of which are distributed according to three different stochastic functions that generate long-range correlations, two of which are fractal distribution.

There exists a class of solids called network solids in which the bonding is essentially due to a network of covalent bonds that extends throughout the solid.

D-region is, however, a misnomer since these C-terminal Cys are not always conserved and the disulphide bond can be replaced by a network of hydrogen bonds as in the D. nodosus pilin (Hartung et al., 2011).

Furthermore, a complex network of hydrogen bonds between spermine and CA active site residues was observed, including the terminal amine moiety which forms hydrogen bonds with residues Thr200 and Pro201.

The network of π bonds is destroyed, leaving pz electrons in IV2 atoms localized and unpaired.

The network of hydrogen bonds observed in the loop between α1 and α2 is consequently reorganized.

As indicated in the TUDUSP7-ICP0 sthecture, the interaction is mediated by a network of hydrogen bonds and salt bridge contacts.