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The exoccipital participates in the dorsolateral surface of the spherically-shaped occipital condyle, but the basioccipital comprises the majority of this structure (Figures 14, 15).

We find a small bulb of the penis in male Damaraland mole-rats, and, similar to what is seen in mice, rats, and other rodents, the medial LA fibers attach to this structure (Figures 3, 4C).

For the 3D CNT/fuel composite clusters, the combustion did not propagate in any specific direction, and the overall reaction was nearly randomly distributed in this structure (Figure 4c).

This structure (Figure 3C2) is consistent with the prediction that this is a good U4-candidate.

Successive topographical profiles registered on the loop unambiguously demonstrated the left-handedness of this structure (Figure S8A C).

A simple comet assay visualizes an increased DNA protection against ROS favoured by this structure (Figure 5).

This structure (Figure 1A) was used to suggest a model of G-protein activation by rhodopsin, including recognition, binding and activation of transducin [19].

The narial strut is inclined rostrally towards the dorsal end of the element, and enough original bone surface is preserved to indicate that a posterior internarial flange did not project from the caudal surface of this structure (Figure 4).

Formation of the mini-helix in the decoding center stimulates flipping out of the small subunit bases A1492 and A1493 that in combination with G530 stabilizes this structure (Figure 1A).

Partial linkage determination was performed by GC-MS analyses of partially methylated alditol acetates generated from capsule; these data demonstrated the presence of a terminal- and a 3-linked-QuiNAc in this structure (Figure S10).

However, despite the high resolution of this crystal structure (1.04 Å), there was clear evidence for a potential distortion of the Ca2+-binding site by crystal contacts, since D371 interacts with a lysine (K324) from a neighboring molecule in this structure (Figure 5C).