Molecular modeling allowed mapping the sequence conservation of SMOs and APAOs onto the three-dimensional structure of a previously published molecular model of these enzymes [ 11, 12]; see Methods section and to identify critical amino acids of the active site regions.
Furthermore wholesale borrowing of the larger structure, argument, and evidence of a published piece is also plagiarism.
We selected 22 guest host complex crystal structures from a published study of 161 small molecule complex crystal structures, all of which were reproduced with guest mwRMSDs of <1.0 Å by the EUDOC program using the bound conformations of guests and hosts taken from crystal structures [14].
The chemical shifts were mapped onto the structure of hDM2 using a published NMR assignment.[ 46] The compound 64 binds to hDM2, shown by significant movement of the crosspeaks for Phe55 and His73, at either side of the p53 binding site.
We have solved the low-resolution solution structure of the purified, catalytically competent X synapse from small-angle neutron and X-ray scattering data, using methods in which the data are fitted with models constructed by rigid body transformations of a published crystallographic structure of a resolvase dimer bound to site I.
These results are used to contrast the structural information obtained from measurements and theoretical calculations of the rigid-lattice anisotropy of the second moment (M2), from which the orientation averages P2=0.96 and P4=0.94 were obtained on the basis of a published crystal structure.
A specific example of a published crystal structure was carefully re-evaluated to confirm this (Supplementary Figure S2).
Some of the limitations of the DataCite Media API-resource and Content Resolver described in "Method 2" can be overcome by exposing the directory structure of the published fileset in a machine discoverable and readable way.
He discovered geology and botany, purchasing, in 1841, a pamphlet on the structure of plants published by the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge.
