This suggested that L95 and L109 might make the most important hydrophobic contact to stabilize the Rev structure and the structural importance of L65 would be of lesser significance.
Many residues conserved in both PcrV and LcrV are located on the helices that form the coiled-coil structure, suggesting a structural importance in these regions.
As Cav-1 directly binds to cholesterol, the most important cofactor in caveolar morphogenesis, we first examined the effect of methyl- β-cyclodextrin (M β-CD, lipid raft disruptor) on caveolar structure to confirm the structural importance of membrane rafts in Cav-1-dependent signaling.
These risk factors are screened by structural importance degree to next analysis step as the evaluation factors.
The functional and structural importance of residues was annotated as well as the conservatory status of each residue.
The joint structural importance measures the relationship of two components when the reliabilities of components are not available.
Our longitudinal language analysis provides insight into the structural importance of the most frequent words which are used more times per appearance and which play a crucial role in the usage of new and rare words.
With the emergence of tonal harmony based on chord and key relationships during the 17th century, the cadence assumed greater structural importance, especially in homophonic, or chord-based, music with regular phrases.
In this manuscript, we synthesized a series of phenylpropanoid amide of serotonin 1 9, analyzed their structural importance for two biologic activities (antioxidant activity and tyrosinase inhibitory activity).
A joint structural importance and a joint reliability importance are defined on the basis of the performance utility of the system.
Accordingly, the relationship between, target reliability, structural cost, structural importance factor, and structural life-time are depicted using the contour concept.
