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Enzymatically synthesized cyclodextrins, especially the seven-membered β-cyclodextrin, provide excellent oligosaccharide structural mimics of typical starch helix conformations relevant for recognition of starch by enzymes.

Moreover, the site of mono-ubiquitin attachment on the clamp is apparently not relevant for recognition by Rad5, as linear fusions of mono-ubiquitin to the N- or C-terminus of PCNA were both modified by Ubc13 Mms2 Rad5.

In order to deploy low-cost smart environments and reduce the computational complexity for activity recognition, it is a key issue to know the subset of sensors which are relevant for activity recognition.

The availability of two Leishmania lines strains displaying an altered plasma membrane lipid asymmetry and apparent lack of PS provided an opportunity to test whether other phospholipids are relevant for the recognition of Leishmania parasites by macrophages using the human monocytic cell line THP1.

If so, the bending stiffness of the cell cortex should be relevant for curvature recognition.

This conclusion is also relevant for the recognition that multiple cell types contribute to regenerative responses in the remnant liver.

This suggests that there is something about the paradigm that blocks social cues relevant for individual recognition.

These include anti-microbial factors as well as auxiliary factors known to be highly relevant for pathogen recognition, such as LBP and CD14 [ 32– 32].

These results show that task-dependent modulation of the MGB serves the processing of specific features of speech sounds and is behaviorally relevant for speech recognition.

We finally identified in the gonads a large class of piRNAs, predominantly derived from TEs, for which we described novel sequence bias that may be relevant for piRNA recognition, loading and/or biogenesis.

To confirm that R173 is relevant for substrate recognition, an additional simulation was run of the mutant in the ferric state with 20 chlorite ions randomly placed in the simulation box (cf. simulations OF and RF).