Importantly, simulations of AIRE PHD1 with H3K4me1 or H3K4me3 were not compatible with complex formation, showing displacement of K4 owing to steric clashes with D297, with the consequent breakage of the additional β-strand (supplementary Fig S4 online).
Michael Billington came to see the show a day early, owing to a clash with the National Theatre, and I found myself reading his review on my iPhone during the curtain call of our press night.
b, Superposition of the RING domain from the RBR E3 ligase HOIP in complex with E2 (PDB ID: 5EDV; ubiquitin linked to E2 has been omitted owing to a direct clash with the tandem cysteine domain18) allows modelling of the E2 into our structure (grey cartoon representation).
There's speculation in parliament this afternoon that George Osborne may miss the urgent question on the downgrade, owing to an unfortunate clash with his pre-scheduled skit at the inquiry into banking: Ed Conway (@EdConwaySky) Osborne may send a junior to respond to that @edballsmp urgent question in House.
The initial clash was brief, owing to approaching nightfall.
Her work lives at a distance from most rock or pop, owing to the contrast between her even, unshowy temperament and her taste for fertile clashes of language.
It is thought that the cyano substitution of CMPD3 may increase the potency against EphB3, owing to a specific interaction of the cyano moiety with Cys, or a reduction in steric clash compared with the morphiline of CMPD2.
The 28-year-old Muslim has not been involved in the club's pre-season fixtures owing to his refusal to wear the club's Wonga-sponsored shirt and training kit because they clashed with his religious and personal beliefs.
The two groups' successes have not come easy, owing to such challenges as language barriers, differences between traditional and modern farming techniques, and informal labor practices that often clash with state regulations.
Venezuela and Nigeria are unreliable, owing to civil strife.
