We used small-angle X-ray solution scattering (SAXS) technique to investigate the nucleotide-mediated conformational changes of the head domains [subfragment 1 (S1)] of myosin V and VI processive motors that govern their directional preference for motility on actin.
In order to further investigate the oligomeric state of hUSP11DU in solution, we used small-angle X-ray solution scattering.
This correction has been done by using X-ray solution scattering curves to scale the Fourier amplitudes computed from the EM reconstruction.
These crystallographic results have been supplemented with time-resolved X-ray solution scattering results that reveal overall kinetic pathways that follow ligand release.
The distance distribution function calculated from the X-ray solution scattering of the BARD1 ankyrin repeat region (423−553) shows an asymmetric bell-shaped curve with a peak at r ∼ 18 Å and slightly skewed toward higher r.
In contrast to the city below it, the halo phenomenon is depicted vertically in a fisheye perspective with the major circle centred on zenith (like in the ray tracing solution above).
In this study, we combined X-ray crystallography, solution NMR, and other biophysical methods to reveal the interaction network in Csk.
Here we review some of the strategies and tactics that may be applied to the X-ray structure solution of cellulases (and other carbohydrate-active enzymes).
The Sobolev method greatly overestimates the escape fraction at high densities, whereas the fitting function shows better agreement with the ray-tracing solution, even though the gas fragments in this particular simulation.
This paper provides two characterizations of a mechanism based on the Dutta-Ray egalitarian solution in the context of a model of provision of a binary good with submodular costs.
This paper reports the stereoselective synthesis of a modified tricyclic tyrosine analogue 3, whose conformation is constrained by the covalent bonds and designed on the basis of X-ray and solution structures of SH2 domain and its natural peptide ligand.
