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Specifically, the side chain of residues K62, which points into the solvent in oxidized Spx and is disordered, turns inward and now makes hydrogen bonds to the carbonyl oxygen (CO) atom of residue G88 and the Oγ atom of residue Ser58.

The hydrophobic core at the N-terminal end of the bundle is arranged around the aromatic ring of Trp 2389 (Supplementary Figure S2C) and incorporates the side chain of the conserved Gln 2367, which points into the bundle.

In the current study, we concentrated on the TCR contact residues 6 and 8, the two peptide residues not tolerant of even conservative substitutions, which point into the solvent and are high above other peptide residues, to look for antagonistic effects.

Double labeling of GM130 and CGRP showed that in motor neurons with fragmented Golgi, GM130 and CGRP maintain their adjoining, slightly overlapping localization (Fig.  8e, f) which points to fragmentation into ministacks.

It can be seen that the carbon balance was not fully closed especially at higher μ which points to loss of carbon into some other not detected compounds.

And in August the new short story collection will be officially launched, at which point plunging into the media with enthusiasm will be pretty much a parental duty – so off we'll go again, more travel, more paranoia.

It is then injected into the turbine at twice the speed of sound, at which point it turns into steam.

At which point, Schmidt broke into something resembling a smile.

At which point, Trump leaned into his microphone and said: "Should have gotten it".

At which point she burst into tears and intimated, in a distressing manner, a long-term illness.

At which point, Conard stares into your eyes and talks with intense force, punctuated by the occasional profanity, in full paragraphs.