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(Angsupanich et al.1999) also suggested that high pressure induced the formation of protein structure that contained hydrogen bond and were additionally stabilized by disulfide bonds, while heat treatment gave rise to a structure primarily stabilized by disulfide bonds and hydrophobic interactions.

Regardless, Table 2 shows that the specific complex is primarily stabilized by nonelectrostatic interactions at a physiological salt concentration (Δ Gnon = −7.2 ± 0.1 kcal mol 1, Δ Gelec = −2.2 ± 0.2 kcal mol 1).

This quadratic fitness model is flexible enough to represent both primarily directional selection (when is far from θ) and primarily stabilizing selection (when is near θ).

Using the Hunshandake (Otindag) Sandy Land, a sandy area covered primarily by stabilized dunes and located in the semi-arid zone of eastern Inner Mongolia, China (Fig. 1), as an example, we studied the initiation and variation in the dune landscape in the eastern portion of the desert belt in northern China.

Bone marrow transplantation is the only effective treatment, used primarily for stabilizing neurocognitive function, although the disease will often progress despite transplantation.

Their role is primarily to stabilize the metal catalysts, viz.

The selectivity of the interaction would appear to lie in the N-terminal residues of the chemokine, which form the "address" whereas the hydrophobic interactions in the rest of the complex would serve primarily to stabilize the complex.

The boundary between the two skin compartments provides the basal lamina or basement membrane (BM), a highly specialized ECM structure, which physically separates the two compartments rendering primarily a stabilizing, though still dynamic interface and a diffusion barrier [ 12– 12].

Our data have shown that a novel representation of a first-time experience on linear tracks (DnRun1) is formed in the CA1 area primarily on the framework of the preconfigured hippocampal network (preplay), which is modified, in part, during the experience and is rapidly stabilized primarily via CA3 NMDAR-dependent activity.

The encounter complex can be considered as an ensemble of short-lived low free-energy states that are stabilized primarily by electrostatic forces and desolvation.

The DNA double helix is stabilized primarily by two forces: hydrogen bonds between nucleotides and base-stacking interactions among aromatic nucleobases.