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Regions flanking on either side of the interacting sites with 15-residue long were analyzed.

However no contact point is predicted for R97 in this type of interaction given that R97 is in fact located at the opposite side of the W74 interacting tetramer surface.

The serial side of the UPFC interacts with the shunt side because the shunt-side voltage VUPFC is influenced by the serial-side impedance XUPFC.

It is enough to consider that the external side of the animal interacts directly with the environment while the internal side does not.

The 2′-OH of the terminal nucleotide on the 3′-OH side of the nick interacts with the carboxyl group of E119 and attenuates fluctuations of the terminal dsRNA, thereby conferring stability to the bound complex (Table 2).

These amphiphilic heterocyclic scaffolds (28) keep one side of the molecule as the interacting surface and accumulate a number of heteroatoms on the opposite side, thereby increasing the polarity.[ 282– 285] In analogy to terphenyls, steric factors represent the major contribution for the spatial preorganization of these scaffolds.

The flip side of the opportunity to interact with users in a seamless, natural way is that user expectations can be prohibitively high.

On either side of the Atlantic, audiences interacted with Miscible until a sort of equilibrium was achieved.

Similar to the enhancement of second strand cleavage by RuvC, efficient cleavage of nicked junctions by Mus81-Eme1 has been attributed to the increased flexibility of nicked HJs over fully ligated HJs, which enables the junction arm on the 5' side of the nick to interact with a patch of basic residues near the active site [18].

The side of the Fab molecule interacted with the N153 glycosylation site on the same E protein molecule (Fig  6, left) and also the N67 glycosylation site of a neighboring dimer-related E protein (Fig  6, right).

Some other important aspects of the dynein-Lis1 interface that were not addressed by our previous work include the face of the ring to which Lis1 binds (which would determine whether the linker might be directly affected), and which side of the Lis1 propeller interacted with dynein (even if sequence conservation had already made a strong argument for what we saw in our structure).