We are investigating the role of
conserved residues
in proteins.
The fuel is more completely burned and does not leave an
oily residue
as paraffin does.
Residue diffuser
in this case, the longest wells in the diffuser were replaced by shorter, active equivalents.
In 2003, the average level of
pesticide residues
in delhi samples was 34 times above the same bis standard.
Residues of pesticides
which are not approved for use on pears in the uk.
None of the samples tested were found to
contain residues.
It leaves
sticky residues
that are not easy to remove from the contact surfaces.
The residue option uses
residue centroids
calculated from the currently selected atoms for the calculation.
The two fe ions are each coordinated by two conserved
cysteine residues.
Rinse any collected plants with water to
remove any residue
that may be on them.
The 100
n-terminal residues
are found to be necessary for transport through the membrane to be effected.
In order for the correct bonds to be made,
amino acid residues
alone may be insufficient.
Pour away any extra excess fat from the tray
leaving all residue
behind.
The modification, known as phosphorylation, occurs at a single
amino-acid residue
in h2ax known as a serine.
The turn provides a hydrophobic environment for the zinc ion and the three ligating
histidine residues
at the catalytic centers of the enzymes.
In aspartic peptidases, the water molecule is directly bound by the side chains of
aspartic residues.
In the present case index i will refer to our particular cationic nitrogen in our particular
lysine residue
in our particular protein target molecule.
Neuraminidase ( na ) treatment alters the glycocalyx by removing terminal
sialic acid residues.
It commonly also contains a
tyrosine residue
that is important for catalysis.
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