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Moreover, PCA and FEL analysis revealed that M-loop flexible region (THR274-LEU284) wastronglyly bound with Ptxl in WT preventing its flexible movement and the causing factor for microtubule stabilization.
Based on the difference, we then calculate HA2 and FA2, bound with Ca. The residue is treated with 0.02 N NaOH, heating on a steam bath for 6 h to dissolve HA3 and FA3, strongly bound with clay minerals.
They are rather strongly bound with the surface soil layer and can be transferred to some degree into plants or can be resuspended in ground-level air.
Indeed, amorphous substrate surfaces such as Al-oxide, SiO2, or Si where the first monolayer is strongly bound with a disordered lying monolayer(47) always lead to films of upright molecules.
GnRH antagonists act at the pituitary gland, where they strongly bind with GnRH receptors and hence prevent endogenous GnRH from stimulating gonadotrophin production (reviewed by Herbst, 2003).
Hexadecanoic acid strongly binds with Aspartic acid [D-394], Arginine [R-395] and proline [P-396] and Arginine [R-441] of the PPAR-γ2 by hydrogen bond and non ligand residues involved hydrophobic contacts.
The cellobiose oxidase and cellobiose quinone oxidoreductase derived from P. chrysosporium were found to strongly bind with crystalline region of cellulose [ 26, 27], enhancing the crystalline cellulose degradation by cellulases [ 27].
British judges are appointed, not elected, and public trust is strongly bound up with their political independence.
These findings support the view that (multi sensory and motor representations overlap in PPS and suggests that spatial representations are strongly bound up with temporal representations.
The DNA/RNA hybrid nanoparticles remained intact after systemic injection in mice and strongly bound to tumors with little accumulation in healthy organs 6 h post-injection.
Two relaxation regimes were evident for the hydroxyl 1H (found in both water and glycerol) whilst three relaxation regimes are evident for the aliphatic glycerol 1H associated here with strongly bound, weakly bound, and free (bulk) liquid, respectively.
