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Figure 8 and Table 2 summarize the criteria used for separating residues into distinct exchange processes and Figure 8 further indicates what residues were subsequently used as constraints in structure calculations (see below).

2-gram composition is the fraction of dipeptides composed by two amino acids with one separating residue in between.

Third, separating all residues into groups of either buried or exposed residues may be too coarse.

Instead of having 17 amino acids between the first histidine and the second cystiene residues in the Rieske-Type [2Fe-2S] cluster binding site sequence typical of Group II ARDO, there are 19 amino acids separating these residues.

(c) Resolving a bifurcation: overlapping chord endpoints are replaced by separate residues, which are then sorted so that no additional crossings are introduced.

Thus, the distance that separates residues 122 and 35 in the crystalline structure of the IFN-α2b was maintained through a (Gly)4 bridge.

- Include aglycons in oligomers (aglycons are included into the query scope as separate residues); - Include aliases.

Figure  4A shows the temporal profiles of glucose release during the enzymatic hydrolysis step for the three separate residues and a mixture of them (bagasse-straw-tops, 1 1 1, dry weight basis).

Taking this principle, CeePre2 converts the prediction results of CeePre1 into the four features at the second stage to integrate separated antigenic residues into a cluster of epitope residues, enhancing the prediction performance for many cases.

CeePre2 again demonstrates the clustering effect on this antigen: separated antigenic residues are aggregated into epitopes, while isolated epitope and non-epitope residue predictions by CeePre1 are removed by the second stage of CeePre2.

This motif contains two phosphotyrosine residues separated by one residue (sequence pYIpYV where pY indicates a phosphotyrosine).