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Subsequently, results of a comprehensive investigation on the effect of some of the interacting parameters and conditions with the skew angle, namely, ground motion intensity, soil type, abutment support conditions with nonlinear soil interaction and shear keys, bridge aspect ratio, and foundation base conditions, are reported.

As GeminiDistances, MAPPIS selects only some of the interacting amino acids of a protein interface.

On a subset of protein oligomers identified by GeminiDistances as having the same geometry of interface, some of the interacting "X" residues are also detected as hot spot residues by MAPPIS (manuscript in preparation).

Schematic model of the transcription complex (transactivation by the EAD), including some of the interacting partners of EWS, made on the EWS/EFPs, was shown in Figure 3.

The rationale for this filtering is that in each tissue some of the interacting TFs play general roles, since all tissues possess common mechanisms to control the fundamental biological processes.

RuvBs are ubiquitous bacterial proteins with conserved structure and function in distantly related organism., In prokaryotes the role of some of the interacting partners of RuvB during homologous recombination and replication fork reversal has been established.

10 The most practical strategy was the softening of the scoring function by imposing some limiting values to the steric energy terms, thus allowing some overlap of the interacting surfaces.

Interestingly, some of the reported interacting hydrophobic residues in the crystal structures of PscE-PscF-PscG and YscE-YscF-YscG were replaced with charged or polar residues in AscE or AscG, indicating that these residues may not be essential for the interaction.

These structural peculiarities appear to be reflected in the evolution of some of the enzymes interacting with animal mitochondrial tRNAs, including the enzyme involved in 5′ end processing.

Some of the OAT1/OAT3 interacting compounds (p-coumaric acid, ferullic acid, p-hydroxybenzoic acid and vanillic acid) are present in tomatoes [ 49].

They further showed a mutual information analysis between the motif alignments and the protein alignments could be used to determine some of the key interacting residues for various TF families (Mahony et al., 2007b).