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Alternatively, this residue may have a purely structural role, perhaps in receptor folding and/or for stabilizing the structure of the B loop, which is a rigid structure relative to which other regions of the binding pocket are proposed to move during receptor activation.
In addition to the metal doping, anions, such as F and S, are also effective for stabilizing the structure of spinel LNMO.
Homology-modelling analysis indicates that enhanced polar contacts of the 64th residue in this mutant may contribute to stabilizing the structure of the enzyme and promote the interactions between enzyme and substrate.
Experimental determination of the free energy stabilizing the structure of membrane proteins in their native lipid environment is undermined by a lack of appropriate methods and suitable model systems.
Pro has been proposed to act as (i) a compatible osmolyte, (ii) a molecular chaperone stabilizing the structure of proteins, (iii) a mechanism to store carbon and nitrogen, (iv) to balance cell redox status and (v) a part of stress signal influencing adaptive responses (Ashraf and Foolad, 2007; Verbruggen and Hermans 2008).
With the larger radius of Na+ substituted for the smaller radius of Li+, it is found that the bond length of LiO is reduced from 2.0801 Å to 2.0781 Å, which is helpful for stabilizing the structure of LiCoO2 and improving the cycle capability at high voltages.
Here also, the Gnps conjugation might stabilize the structure of the streptomycin molecules.
Both disulfides stabilize the structure of the NCP without disturbing the overall structure.
The results show that Zn II -binding largely stabiliZn II -bindingure of endostatin at physiolargely pH.
Certain salts destabilize and others stabilize the structure of biopolymers and influence their degree of hydration [26].
The structure of METTL14 MTD is similar to that of METTL3 MTD, but it lacks the SAM binding site and may only stabilize the structure of the heterodimer.
