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A review of several studies shows that phlomis species have unique aromatic compounds, medicinal properties and antimicrobial activity [14, 15].

The unique aromatic CH π interactions between the host and the guest molecules essentially ascribe to the architecture of these complexes.

Moreover, structural modeling using the PHYRE algorithm combined with site-directed mutagenesis putatively identified unique aromatic amino acids (W286 and F338; located in the 5th and 6th WD repeats, respectively) that may directly mediate cap interaction similar to previously characterized cap-binding proteins (Figure 6).

Aromatic rings exhibit defined interactions via the unique aromatic π face.

Fully ripe orange-fleshed Charentais melons (Cucumis melo L. var. cantalupensis) are highly considered for their unique aromatic flavour as well as for the sweet taste of the flesh, both characteristics which develop as the fruit reaches full maturity.

For example in P. putida W619, the unique mhp aromatic degradation operon was found between one incomplete copy of IS 1182 (PputW619_1976-1977) and the copy of IS 1382 (PputW619_1990), indicating that this operon was acquired via horizontal gene transfer.

Previously, we reported applying SRS to the imaging of lignin in plant cell walls, with spatial resolution and fast image acquisition based on lignin's unique strong aromatic Raman vibration band at 1600 cm−1 [ 15– 15].

Unique taste, strongly aromatic with high quality.

Amino acid analysis and N-terminal sequence analysis indicated that the bacterial MTs from cyanobacteria are unique, having many aromatic and aliphatic residues and no apparent association of hydroxylated or basic amino acids with cysteines.

It also confirms the existence of very unique short-grain aromatic landraces, perhaps carrying signatures of independent origin of an additional aroma quantitative trait locus in the indica group, unlike introgression of specific alleles of the BADH2 gene from the japonica group as in Basmati.

Coal was almost the unique source of the aromatic hydrocarbons.