Given that a majority of all proteins are multi-domain proteins (Jothi et al., 2006) and interactions between two proteins are often characterized by interactions between a pair of constituent domains.
as a function of frequency ω and temperature T. The resulting phase diagram is plotted as a quasi-binary one (Tversus concentration of PET/0.6PHB or PC) but provides information on miscibilities of all three pairs of constituents; it contains equilibrium as well as long-living non-equilibrium phases, including the quasi-liquid.
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For proteins with a large number of domains such an alternate definition might be possible with regard to only a few, or even just a pair, of the constituent domains.
Correlations ≥ 0.60 were observed for several pairs of PM2.5 constituents, with the highest for Al and Si (0.96). Figure 1 shows effect estimates for PM2.5, sources, and constituents for cardiovascular or respiratory hospitalizations according to exposure lag.
Respective BLAST e-values were collected for all family members to characterize all pairs of the constituents of a protein family.
We take into consideration both the additive risk of individual carcinogens present and the projected overall interaction effect of the mixture based on analyzing and integrating the possible interaction effects of all binary pairs of individual constituents of the mixture.
We performed a large-scale docking simulation for all possible pairs of the constituent compounds and about 40,000 human proteins.
The single-phase feature of the Co25Ni25Fe25Al7.5Cu17.5 HEA principally resulted from remarkably high mutual solubility in most binary atom-pairs of the constituent elements, which appears to correspond to a high entropy of mixing.
A domain is a structural or functional protein subunit, and the interaction between two proteins often involves binding between pairs of their constituent domains.
