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Based on this model, amino acids identified as important for the catalytic mechanism were selectively replaced to obtain five new mutants.

Founding on computer-aided molecular simulation, the amino acid residue at position 63 (Ser in the wild-type enzyme) was selectively replaced with Sec using a cysteine auxotrophic expression system.

Such WOLEDs were based on the deep-blue phosphorescent OLEDs architecture with double emitting layers and double confining layers; portions of the deep-blue phosphors were selectively replaced with green and orange-red phosphors, thereby forming a structure with the green/orange-red emitting layers sandwiched between the two deep-blue emitting layers.

In the second case, uniformly spaced POPC molecules were selectively replaced by TO molecules.

As such polar zipper may be crucial for the stabilization of the amyloid fibril, we have generated a new allele (m8PZ) in which these four asparagines were selectively replaced by the four amino acids found in m8 (Figure 2A).

If the procedure above is followed, the defective control can be determined and can be selectively replaced.

But one reason for the drop could be that some people are selectively replacing higher-priced items with cheaper products from drug stores and discount stores, said Karen Grant, vice president and global industry analyst for NPD.

Such a tunable reactivity of the F atoms in a fluorotube has been used to selectively replace some of them by hydroxyl functional groups.

Endothelial keratoplasty, which selectively replaces the corneal endothelium in patients with endothelial disease, has resulted in more rapid and predictable visual outcomes.

The adoption by specialist surgeons of newer forms of lamellar transplantation surgery, which selectively replace only diseased layers of the cornea, has been a fundamental change in recent years.

In this study, we describe a new genetic approach to the specific HCV therapy that is based upon trans-splicing ribozymes that can selectively replace HCV transcripts with a new RNA that exerts anti-HCV activity.