Next, pairs of active astrocytes were separated as synchronized pairs ("active p<0.01") and non-synchronized pairs ("active p>0.05").
Henceforth, the subunits which form paired active sites are referred to as subunits "A" and "B", and the subunit that contributes the pyrophosphate-binding loop as subunit "C" (for illustration, see YdiI in Figure 1D).
A similar grouping of the cell pairs active in the contiguous condition during FamRun1 and ContigRun revealed that the changes in cellular ensemble organization upon exploration of the contiguous novel arm are CA3 NMDARs-independent.
An interesting point of discussion in the DNA repair literature is whether intercalating residues play an active or passive role in lesion recognition, in other words, whether the intercalating residue directly interrogates base pairs (active) or the success of the search relies on the intercalating residue filling the gap left behind by a flipped lesion (passive).
Of the 74 comparisons between inactive homing endonucleases, 70 give dS/dN values below 4. Of the 52 comparisons with mixed pairs (active homing endonucleases compared with inactive ones), there were only 11 instances where the dS/dN value was >4.0.
The catalytic activity of these proteins is driven by the Asp dyad, a pair of active site residues Asp residues participating in the hydrolysis of the substrate [ 26].
A combination of structural information and activity assays was used to identify a pair of active site residues that are important for mediating AlmE glycine specificity.
For most drugs, only one side of the pair is active, and the other may cause side effects.
They were, in fact, a pair of active lesbians, and she loathed being shut up with them.
Nvidia's GeForce 3-D Vision kit, for example, includes a pair of active shutter glasses and a U.S.B.-connected infrared emitter.
