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Reheating consistency condition on the classically conformal U ( 1 ) B – L Higgs inflation model
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Causality and stability in first-order conformal anisotropic hydrodynamics
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Symplectic lattice gauge theories in the grid framework: Approaching the conformal window
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High angular momentum hot differentially rotating equilibrium star evolutions in conformally flat spacetime
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Large blue spectral index from a conformal limit of a rotating complex scalar
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Periodically, quasiperiodically, and randomly driven conformal field theories
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Decoding conformal field theories: From supervised to unsupervised learning
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Emergent Spatial Structure and Entanglement Localization in Floquet Conformal Field Theory
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Unbiased particle conformation extraction from scattering spectra using orthonormal basis expansions
A strategy is outlined for quantitatively evaluating the particle density profiles from small-angle scattering spectra of dilute solutions. The approach employs an orthonormal basis function expansion method, enabling the determination of characteristic mass distributions in self-assembled structures without the need for a specific structural model. Through computational benchmarking, the efficacy of this approach is validated by effectively reconstructing the density profile of soft-ball systems with varying fuzziness from their scattering signatures. Further, the feasibility of the method is demonstrated by fitting small-angle neutron scattering data obtained from Pluronic L64 micelles at different temperatures. This proposed approach is both simple and analytical, eliminating the requirement for a presumptive structural model in scattering analysis. The new method could therefore facilitate quantitative descriptions of complex nanoscopic structures inherent to numerous soft-matter systems using small-angle scattering techniques.
Structural insights into conformational switching in latency-associated peptide between transforming
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The influence of chalcogen atom on conformation and phase transition in chalcogenazinoquinolinium mo
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X-ray crystal structure of a designed rigidified imaging scaffold in the ligand-free conformation
Imaging scaffolds composed of designed protein cages fused to designed ankyrin repeat proteins (DARPins) have enabled the structure determination of small proteins by cryogenic electron microscopy (cryo-EM). One particularly well characterized scaffold type is a symmetric tetrahedral assembly composed of 24 subunits, 12 A and 12 B, which has three cargo-binding DARPins positioned on each vertex. Here, the X-ray crystal structure of a representative tetrahedral scaffold in the apo state is reported at 3.8 Å resolution. The X-ray crystal structure complements recent cryo-EM findings on a closely related scaffold, while also suggesting potential utility for crystallographic investigations. As observed in this crystal structure, one of the three DARPins, which serve as modular adaptors for binding diverse `cargo' proteins, present on each of the vertices is oriented towards a large solvent channel. The crystal lattice is unusually porous, suggesting that it may be possible to soak crystals of the scaffold with small (≤30 kDa) protein cargo ligands and subsequently determine cage–cargo structures via X-ray crystallography. The results suggest the possibility that cryo-EM scaffolds may be repurposed for structure determination by X-ray crystallography, thus extending the utility of electron-microscopy scaffold designs for alternative structural biology applications.
Catalytically active holo Homo sapiens adenosine deaminase I adopts a closed conformation
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