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The intrinsic conformational variability of the surface-exposed PG-binding residues and the evidence of intramolecular motions promoting exposure of the buried ones suggest that PG recognition by OmpA-like proteins may occurs via a conformational selection rather than an induced fit mechanism.
In addition, strategies aiming to recruit students from rural backgrounds, alongside promoting exposure of medical trainees to rural work, have been initiated.
Binding of the ligand with the extracellular domain of its corresponding receptor induces a structural reconfiguration of the receptor, promoting exposure of the otherwise tethered dimerisation domain (Ogiso et al, 2002).
He suggests that policy makers and those with Web presences should do what they can to promote exposure to different views.
HOAX ADMITTED -- The Sci Fi Channel's long and heavily promoted exposure of the "buried secret" of the filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan has turned out to be a fake.
The other pathway starts with religious affiliation, which may promote exposure to religious teachings and in turn result in a lower level of evolution acceptance.
Our incoming President Trump has a moral obligation to promote exposure to history and the humanities, especially for young people.
As such, and considered alongside our insufficient existing asbestos regulations, it remains imperative to promote exposure prevention through education and awareness — the Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization (ADAO) remains dedicated to this cause.
24– 26 Since birds almost always are kept inside providing continuous indoor exposure, it may be that birds promote exposure to endotoxin.
They also promote exposure of phosphatidylserine on the external surface of the plasma membrane, which allows phagocyte recognition of the dying cell.
In accord with these findings we observed that A2MG promoted exposure of a neo-epitope on the alpha subunit of Mac-1 (CD11b, Fig 7A) and higher neutrophil adhesion to its counter ligand ICAM-1 (Fig 7B and supplementary Fig S13).
