Sentence examples for recognition of idps from inspiring English sources

Molecular recognition of IDPs and IDPRs is associated with their ability to undergo a disorder-to-order transition upon binding to their partners (Dunker and Obradovic, 2001; Dyson and Wright, 2002; Uversky et al., 2005).

The recent recognition of IDPs and IDRs is leading to an entire field aimed at their systematic structural characterization and at determination of their mechanisms of action.

Despite increasing recognition of the functional importance of IDPs, the analysis of their disordered structures has been difficult.

The comparison of the number of IDPs and non-IDPs participants who experienced traumatic events is presented in Table 2. Significantly higher percentages of IDPs experienced each of the six kinds of traumatic events reported than non-IDPs.

This approach has contributed important insights into the characteristics of IDPs, e.g., the kinetic advantages in molecular recognition for IDPs through the "fly-casting" mechanism [64].

The high degree of association between intrinsic disorder and many proteins implicated in various maladies is due to structural and functional peculiarities of IDPs and IDRs, which are typically involved in cellular regulation, recognition and signal transduction.

Due to the functional plasticity of IDPs [ 3, 22– 27] and the problems associated with their recognition, several different computational methodologies and analysis tools have been developed to enable the systematic identification of the structural disorder of proteins from different predicted proteomes [ 28].

There was a significantly higher percentage of Christian participants in the non-IDP group than in the IDPs, and a significantly larger percentage of IDPs participants had a higher level of education than non-IDPs participants.

Curiously, the presence of binding intermediates was reported for signaling recognition reaction of several IDPs, the targets of which are characterized by the presence of hidden binding sites, that is, sites that are not exposed outside of the target molecule and are not easily accessible to IDP.

African countries have emerged as pioneers in addressing the problem of IDPs.

In this review, some key biophysical features of IDPs are covered.