Sentence examples for portion of the backbone from inspiring English sources

The pelvis continues to reshape and expand to take up a huge portion of the backbone, the fibula reduces on the leg, the hand fuses, the claws and fingers reduce on the hand, the number of bones in the neck increases, and the sternum adds a keel.

As mentioned above, p-FTAA-Ph with a central phenyl ring has restricted degrees of conformational freedom and for p-FTAA-Se, replacement of the sulfur atom with selenium in the central ring causes the central portion of the backbone to be more planar and less flexible.

The salmon steak will include a portion of the backbone.

The physics-based model is enriched in prolines in the β-sheet core, and glycines in other sheet-like portions of the backbone.

Mapping the informative positions onto the structure reveals that these conserved glycines are located in or near portions of the backbone that are β-sheet-like and highly exposed.

In general, the repeats are found in the central portion of the protein backbone, which are flanked by unique regions.

Biological nucleic acids have the useful property that their sequences can be completely modified without almost ever compromising the molecule's overall solubility, as the invariant portion of the molecule, the backbone linker and core, compensate for any changes introduced by modification of the recognition elements.

To confirm that the strains contained transposon insertions and not cryptic or full plasmid integrations, we performed PCR specific for the transposon (ermG) as well as for two portions of the vector backbone (himar1c9a and bla).

'Incorrect' transpositions can include portions of the vector backbone inserting with the transposon, the vector being stably maintained within the bacterium extra-chromosomally or multiple insertions within the same genome; such transposition events were not detected in the subset of mutants tested.

For all of the structures, the backbone portion of the amino acid is held in place by a hydrogen bonding network that is conserved between the two proteins.

One of the most conserved residues among the second-generation enzymes is Gln155, which is involved in interactions with the backbone portion of the amino acid substrate.