Conformational property: structural property relating to the static DNA structure, sometimes termed geometrical property, ground-state structure or structural property in the literature.
Structural property: specific characteristic of the DNA molecular structure, such as stability, rigidity (or the converse flexibility), or curvature.
In addition, all known editing sites have varying degrees of duplex RNA structure, although other than double-strandedness, no common sequence or structural property has been identified.
Reactome also provides an 'OpenSet' structure, which is a set of molecules with some shared structural property, defined by an example.
"It is a basic structural property of how our brains represent number, not just a lack of facility," he told me.
Substances with a common chemical structural property (such as cocoglycerides).
[5] proved independently the following structural property: ([2, 5]).
One structural property is the intrinsic or stress-free curvature.
It also follows that no such object has any structural property essentially.
Binary descriptors (ECFP_4 and FCFP_4) were calculated using a structural property calculator embedded in PP.
A first structural property of the economy is the density of the network.
