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Apolarresidues generally seek the company of others so that together they can be shielded from the aqueous environment.
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These positions are generally occupied byapolarresidues such as leucine, valine, isoleucine and alanine.
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The two chains in the molecule together therefore could form a minimal -sheet of two chains with one face of the sheet beingapolar.
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However, in this case the structure formed would consist of a pair of -sheets stabilized byapolarresidues lying along the interface between them.
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This must occur because the localization of numerousapolarresidues in an aqueous milieu is energetically unfavourable.
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On average about five times more of the polar organic compounds (such as stearic and salicylic acid) are incorporated relative to theapolarcompounds.
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By the 16-cell stage, cells differ in both morphology and position; a few innerapolarcells are enclosed by outer polar cells.
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Some structural rearrangement is also required to ensure that theapolarseam on both sides of the link remains internal.
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The sequence repeat naturally generates periodicities in the linear distributions of acidic residues, basic residues and\\orapolarresidues.
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The effect of this is to rotate theapolarseam defined by the a and d residues.
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Their ratios ofapolarto polar amino acids are smaller and the principles of their topology are different.
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Apolaramino acids tend to be found in the interior of soluble proteins, and polar (including ionized) ones at their surface.
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Division of polar cells can occur in different planes thereby generating either two identical polar cells (by conservative division) or one polar and oneapolarcell (by differentiate division).
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Thus, in general two or more -helices assemble by coiling around one another to form a multi-stranded coiled-coil molecule stabilized by systematic close packing ofapolarresidues along the axis.
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Based on these experiences with melittin, we recommend to use fully hydrated model membranes to determine secondary structure and orientation of peptides that combine polar andapolarcharacter.
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The total lipid extracts were subsequently separated by column chromatography intoapolarand total polar fractions, and the apolar fractions were further separated into saturated and unsaturated fractions.
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Any region of sequence with potential to form a -sheet with anapolarface would result in alternating high and low scores of the hydropathy index.
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Greater quantities of small molecules with carboxylic acid groups are incorporated as intracrystalline inclusions within sulphate minerals thanapolarhydrocarbon molecules.
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The foregoing results demonstratingapolarester and 3-epiecdysteroid formation in vitro but not in vivo, demonstrate that experiments in vitro may not always accurately reflect the situation in vivo.
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The polar side (with the hydroxyl group) interacts with the solvent leaving theapolarto the catalyst surface.
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