This is consistent with the known flexibility of the Rieske proteins, which have to change position and orientation in order to transfer electrons from the ubiquinol at cytochrome b to the heme in the c1 subunit (Zhang et al, 1998).
Following the concept of "femur first", the orthopaedic surgeon has to transfer the orientation of the stem relative to the cup intraoperatively.
Moreover, this aftereffect is able to transfer across orientations, although the effect is notably smaller when tested in the opposite orientation (Watson & Clifford, 2003; Webster & MacLin, 1999).
If holistic processing is specific to upright faces, then the ability of this aftereffect to transfer across orientations suggests that some high-level adaptation is occurring through object-processing mechanisms.
There was an overall awareness of the need to transfer one's orientation from "doing" to "being", something that was challenging and required courage.
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Currently, polymer thin films embedded with metal nanoparticles provided the suitable microenvironment for biomolecules immobilization retaining their biological activity with desired orientation, to facilitate electron transfer between the immobilized enzymes and electrode surfaces, better conformation and high biological activity, resultant in enhanced sensing performance.
By elimination, therefore, we are left with the conclusion that the flavin is bound in the correct site and with the correct orientation to undergo sequential electron transfer reactions with aromatic amino acid sidechains in the protein.
This positions the catalytic D274 in the correct orientation to carry out phosphoryl transfer.
The BSA molecules are first bound in end-on orientation but rapidly transferred to the sideways orientation, which requires more space.
