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1 It is free to academic users.

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3 vity, and BmorPBP(B), where the binding site is free to accept ligands.

4 CoV-AbDab is free to access and download without registration at

5 he third, or "wobble," position of the codon is free to accommodate certain noncanonical base pairs.

6 he downstream duplicated gamma-gene (gamma2) was free to acquire the mutations necessary for fetal re

7 t throughout the epidermis, RNases appear to be free to act only within the stratum corneum.

8 cted the agent's beliefs only when the agent was free to act on the ball and not when the agent was v

9 er the agent in a visual ball-detection task was free to act or whether he was visibly constrained fr

10 However, in natural behavior animals are free to adjust the time invested in deciding and mov

11 o produce the crystals; these parallelograms are free to adopt their preferred interdomain angle.

12 Oncologists would then be free to advocate for their patients within the constr

13 The source code is free to allow remote installation.

14 uced a goal force by engaging both arms, but were free to assign any fraction of that force to each a

15 the aggregated antigen receptor complex and is free to associate with and phosphorylate soluble prot

16 hich one sulphur atom of the FTR active site is free to attack a disulphide bridge in Trx and the oth

17 inside the microtubule, the microtubule tip is free to bend outward so that the instantaneous distan

18 ckbone, to disordered ON states, where heads are free to bind to thin filaments, were found in EDL an

19 n dissociation from Rb, the glycosylated YY1 is free to bind DNA.

20 lar to the crystal structure, in which delta is free to bind to beta.

21 , the RGD motif-containing C-terminal domain is freed to bind integrins, and the claw domain rotates

22 d only be evoked when the membrane potential was free to change, but not when it was clamped near the

23 Users are free to choose between various methods of image proc

24 We often face alternatives that we are free to choose between.

25 Patients and doctors are free to choose, according to their experiences and p

26 n instructed trials, but also when the crows were free to choose a target.

27 med an expanded judgment task, in which they were free to choose how many cues to sample.

28 account for a body of data in which animals were free to choose how to move (reach slow or fast), as

29 They were free to choose their movement amplitude and relativ

30 Participants were free to choose when to move, whether to move, and w

31 The remaining half is free to clinical intervention.

32 had lost their normal skeletal linkages and were free to cluster in response to hemichrome binding.

33 se findings suggest that endograft designers are free to construct any extreme case-studies with the

34 eins are modeled as a worm-like chain, which is free to deform in two dimensions.

35 contrast, macromolecular digestion products are free to diffuse away from the digestion vesicle and

36 rate interface, where cell surface receptors are free to diffuse in the plane of the interface and in

37 es are not bound to the polymer matrix, they are free to diffuse throughout it and leach or emit from

38 most efficient if both GPCRs and G-proteins are free to diffuse, thus maximizing collision frequency

39 e in which lipids and proteins theoretically are free to diffuse.

40 ECF to the endothelial cell where glutamate is free to diffuse into blood on facilitative carriers.

41 mixing of the outer leaflets, the DNA-lipid is free to diffuse into the target membrane and away fro

42 ere carbon monoxide generated in one chamber is free to diffuse over and be consumed in the other pal

43 ey feature of the method is that the protein is free to discover its own conformational pathway throu

44 ddition of pyrophosphatase; thus, PP(i) must be free to dissociate from the active site upon formatio

45 s of pyrophosphatase suggests that the PP(i) is free to dissociate from the active site of cysteine l

46 gical states, while the underlying gene loci are free to diverge.

47 These duplicated genes may have been free to diverge in function since their expansion,

48 In contrast, the rest of the R domain has been free to drift in sequence space leading to a more s

49 State and local governments are free to enact infectious disease control laws to pro

50 95% of the original plants' load events and are free to engage in arbitrage.

51 s position and the rest of the macromolecule is free to engage in stronger hydrogen bonding, van der

52 etween compound groups indicating that these are free to evolve independently.

53 tain sufficient O-linked glycosylation, they are free to evolve rapidly without loss of function as p

54 Through recombination, genes are freed to evolve more independently of one another, u

55 the ancestral function, while the other copy is free to evolve a new function.

56 We developed a task in which participants are free to exert a physical effort knowing that their p

57 ing people to set intrinsic goals, when they are free to explore multiple learning activities, are st

58 ules are bound to the ssDNA, Rad52 molecules are free to explore the entire focus reflecting the exis

59 anged into a crystalline structure, yet they are free to flow without friction.

60 o maintain a language in place whereas genes are free to flow.

61 nds behave as a "confined microdroplet" that is free to fluctuate and adapt to ions of different size

62 ng area if the C-terminal end of the B chain were free to fold back against the central portion of th

63 g ceases, and all GluR2-containing receptors are free to go to the surface, where they can be deliver

64 but have no in-plane alignment-that is, they are free to have any azimuthal orientation in the surfac

65 After duplication, one copy is free to improve novel function, whereas the other is

66 absence of pVHL, HIF becomes stabilized and is free to induce the expression of its target genes, ma

67 s, the inclusion and cell are lysed, and EBs are freed to infect another cell.

68 toxin levels decrease, and the cognate toxin is free to inhibit the specific cellular component, such

69 They were free to initiate the interception at any time, and

70 phage T4) protrude from the thumb domain and are free to interact with complementary surfaces of the

71 neighboring enhancers in a modular promoter are free to interact with the transcription complex (enh

72 Hence, the Apaf-1 CARD may be free to interact with a procaspase-9 CARD either befo

73 phosphorylated cytoplasmic MARCKS would also be free to interact with mucin granule membranes and thu

74 s is linked to a surface while the other end is free to interact with Ku.

75 ) state, the reactive centre is exposed, and is free to interact with proteinases.

76 d tyrosine residues - thus Grb2 bound to Btk is free to interact with scaffold proteins via the SH2 d

77 stained largely through palmitates, farnesyl is freed to interact with other proteins.

78 bonds, while the plus end of the microtubule was free to interact with motors adsorbed at low density

79 r" up proximally, but at their leading edges are free to make junctions containing the protocadherin,

80 eural activity can be different when animals are free to move compared to when they are restrained.

81 Swimming cells are free to move in a 3D environment.

82 We find that the two domains of RD3 are free to move relative to each other, within the cons

83 However, when mice are free to move their heads, eye movements are more com

84 In fungi, nuclear pore complexes are free to move through the nuclear envelope; however,

85 re not directed to a prescribed position but are free to move, associate and disassociate.

86 If such microtubules are free to move, they are rapidly transported inside ce

87 at the nucleus, while the extended electron is free to move in 3D.

88 y the protein sees the balloon, and so water is free to move in and out of the channel.

89 to two independent hemispheres, one of which is free to move in any given direction.

90 of the transmitter antennas, while the user is free to move in the space on the meshed network.

91 strained such that a given chromatin segment is free to move within only a limited subregion of the n

92 d saccades had slower dynamics when the body was free to move, further pointing to the role of dampin

93 The monkeys were free to move their eyes, and a distractor, but neve

94 Both the server and source code files are free to non-commercial users.

95 (ss) genomes, in that all substitution types are free to occur at different rates.

96 imuli were periodically presented while rats were free to perform the lever-press response.

97 present in the search display and observers were free to prioritize either one of them, thus enablin

98 hese higher-level constraints, and evolution is free to proceed at high rates of directional selectio

99 ohesiveness of "liquid" tissues, whose cells are free to rearrange, should be measurable as tissue su

100 represent plastic domains of the genome that are free to recombine ectopically and experiment with al

101 Authors must be free to refuse to consent, without it affecting their

102 ely avoiding risk when selecting home ranges are freed to relax this avoidance when making decisions

103 and activity in the motor system when people are free to respond at any time.

104 tin-positive inhibitory neurons in mice that were free to rest or run on a spherical treadmill.

105 armacy, with the caveat that patients should be free to return to polypharmacy if an adequate trial o

106 We found that these cells or their progeny are free to roam towards the anterior.

107 et DNA in the complex are not restrained and are free to rotate, resulting in relaxation of initially

108 ysine-144 linkage, the Rossmann domain would be free to rotate and bring adenosylcobalamin, pyridoxal

109 between ice and buffer; and 3), the protein is free to rotate even at temperatures as low as 207 K.

110 The central phenylene linker is free to rotate in the solid state, as determined by a

111 The Co(NH3)63+, although highly localized, is free to rotate to hydrogen bond in several ways to th

112 ucture and an attached piperidine ring which is free to rotate were synthesized.

113 azatetrahydrofolate, in which the side chain is free to rotate, was rapidly converted to long-chain p

114 Subjects were free to saccade around the screen and make a choice

115 that the broken ends of mitotic chromosomes are free to search the entire genome for appropriate par

116 ution (IFD), individuals within a population are free to select habitats that maximize their chances

117 and specific target location when the crows were free to select a target.

118 On the following outcome day, subjects were free to select ad libitum from a selection of eithe

119 When fish schools are free to self-organize in three dimensions, what form

120 ped structure represents the case where they are free to slip past one another.

121 global unfolding, whereas the alpha-helices are free to swap locally in the native basin.

122 Surgeons were free to test the device in any situation where they

123 he Oxford Molecular Biolib web site and will be free to the academic research community.

124 icinity of its targets and the helicase core is free to transiently interact with RNA duplexes, possi

125 y harness that partially lifted the body but was free to translate horizontally.

126 wing the inhibitor's degradation, NF-kappa B is free to translocate to the nucleus and induce gene tr

127 me, it no longer complexed with bax, and bax was free to translocate to the mitochondria and precipit

128 sition during interphase [6] [7] [8] and may be free to undergo substantial Brownian motion [9].

129 est amount of the corresponding monomer that is free to undergo radical cation reactions.

130 We conclude that chromatin is free to undergo substantial Brownian motion, but that

131 , when these mechanisms are disrupted, RIPK1 is free to unveil its program of cellular demise.

132 rom the complex, the positive regulator NasT is free to up-regulate nas gene expression.

133 All tools are free to use and available online, either through web

134 CURTAIN and CURTAIN-PTM are free to use and open source, enabling researchers to

135 EcoPLOT is free to use and can be accessed at

136 The model is free to use at

137 ennaRNA package is available for download at is free to use for research and educational purposes, an

138 libaffy is free to use under the GNU GPL license.

139 riendly interface, is available publicly and is free to use.

140 ple, web-based, risk calculator (OxRec) that is free to use.

141 Participants were free to use any other services or interventions dur

142 Considering that participating laboratories were free to use their own reagents and equipment, this

143 tentially crucial parameter that researchers are free to vary.

144 to be constrained: instead, resource intake is free to vary, with increased intake being associated