'snapshot structure' is a valid term used in written English.
'Snapshot structure' can be used to refer to a concise overview of a complex topic that provides a brief but comprehensive summary. For example, "The snapshot structure of the presentation provided a clear summary of the key points without going into too much detail."
The title made some sense — it referred to both a cherished postcard album and, presumably, the snapshot structure of the narrative — but Baker's American publishers were wise to change it.
The target structures were prepared in two ways, as a crystal structure and as a final snapshot structure generated by a molecular dynamics simulation.
The ADR1a snapshot structure (gold) from the 140 K simulation ensemble that best fits the cryo-EM reconstruction (red) in the exit tunnel is shown in Figure 3C.
In addition, we observed the robustness of these methods against the structural diversities, using several different crystal structures and snapshot structures during the molecular dynamics trajectories.
In addition, the current combination was shown to be robust enough for the structural diversities both in different crystal structure and in snapshot structures during molecular dynamics simulations.
For each of the 100 snapshot structures of the MD simulation, the following in silico mutations were performed.
Free energy changes associated with Arf1-GEF association were estimated by the MM-PBSA approach using snapshot structures taken from the MD simulations of the complexes.
Snapshot structures in each energy well were collected and compared.
Protein models A and B were used as the crystal structures and the MD snapshot structures, respectively.
The formation rate is the fraction of the snapshot structures that have the objective hydrogen bond in the total structures within the time-bin.
For each FABP4 structure, the aggregate simulation time is 2.4 μs, and 240 000 snapshot structures are included in the FES calculation.
