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[31] Loss of this peptide leaves the active site cavity open for IS1 resembling structures; flexible non-structural protein loops [9] with similarities to the inhibitory IS1 sequence that would fit into the cavity.

Experimental results with anthracene as model compound resembling structures present in heavy oils showed that the catalytic activity as well as the liquid and gas product distributions are governed by catalyst composition.

A curious fact is that several acoelomorph flatworms are known to possess resembling structures.

Six of the molecules interact similarly via their Ile44 patches, resembling structures of Lys48-linked diUb [pdb-id 1aar (Cook et al, 1992)] (Fig 3B).

Apart from its contiguity to the myocardium and coronary arteries, EAT is in contrast to other visceral fat depots not separated from the myocardium by fascia resembling structures, allowing local paracrine interactions between EAT and the underlying myocardium, rendering EAT most likely a stronger correlate to LVM than general measures of adiposity such as BMI [ 6].

In approximately 25% of the patients, the synovial tissue contains cellular infiltrates that have formed organized structures resembling structures normally observed in lymph nodes, comprising follicular dendritic cells (FDCs), with distinct T-cell and B-cell areas, therefore referred to as ectopic lymphoid structures.

The highly sophisticated tissue organization found therein resembles structures normally found in the embryo and adult.

Hairpins formed by the triplet repeat expanded RNAs can resemble structures formed by dsRNA, thereby acting as substrates for Dicer.

What he doesn't have though, is much in the way of material and, for that matter, anything that really resembles structure or direction in his show.

Therefore, it is even likely that some RNA aptamers can fold into structures that resemble protein structures of interest.

V2FL was also observed within large intracellular vacuoles resembling Golgi structures (Figure S1D).