Sentence examples for prone segments from inspiring English sources

This suggests that aggregation may be partially mediated through other aggregation prone segments in addition to W3238.

The developed algorithms are then used to estimate ASD on seven different crash prone segments in the Province of Alberta, Canada and the ASD is compared to the required SSD on each highway.

However, so far we know very little about the regulation of many proteins that are known to form β sheet aggregates in a cell or proteins that contain aggregation prone segments that are conserved for functional reasons.

Firstly we investigated genes differentially expressed in the aneurysm prone segment of the suprarenal aorta in these mice.

We then tested whether simply generating tandem repeats of short, aggregation-prone segments within these domains would likewise be sufficient to create prion activity.

Repair of both homologous and nonhomologous repair-prone segments, characterized by high or low levels of recruited RAD51, respectively, was delayed.

Here, we identified and verified four "aggregation-prone" segments of apoA-I with amyloidogenic properties, utilizing electron microscopy, X-ray fiber diffraction, ATR FT-IR spectroscopy and polarized light microscopy.

Under certain circumstances it is possible for the aggregation-prone segments to "recruit" a globular counterpart within the inclusion body, with the latter being able to fold into an active conformation.

This suggests that duplication of aggregation-prone segments might represent a simple mechanism for evolving new prion domains, potentially explaining why oligopeptide repeats are frequently found in prion proteins.

To confirm these observations, we proceeded to study whether, in bacterial cytosolic proteins, aggregation-prone segments and their flanking sequence stretches differ in composition (Figure 6A).

By combining several disorder prediction methods, we show that the N-terminal domain of P (PNT) and the C-terminal domain of N (NTAIL) are both mostly disordered, although they contain short order-prone segments.