<p>Response surface shows the effects and interactions of Glu and Asp, Arg and Asp, Gly and Asp, Arg and Glu, Gly and Glu, Gly and Arg on the final mAb titre response. (For instance in part B, if Asp and Arg concentrations become less or more than the middle point (0), the response will reach the maximum amount. These changes should be the same for both amino acids. It means Asp and Arg should increase or decrease in one direction and if both of them decrease, the response will be better. Also in part C, if Asp and Gly concentrations increase toward +1, the response will reach the maximum amount.)</p
<p>Asterisks mark those amino acids with frequencies that significantly differ (, t-test with Bonfer...
<p>This figure show the coefficient plots depicting the relation between the ElecStat Y-response var...
<p>The box plot analysis allows separating data into high and low values in a quantitative-manner. H...
<p>* Amino acids in bold with a contribution% greater than 0.1 were chosen for the model in ANOVA.</...
<p>(A) Relative number of amino acid-sensitive ORNs reacting to individual amino acids (200 µM) or a...
Four different shades of red indicate level of inhibition, and two shades of green indicate level of...
<p>The absolute concentration of components in the control condition is shown the first column of ea...
<p>(A) Percentage frequencies of amino acids residues at protein interfaces. (B) Propensities of ami...
<p>All curves are normalized with respect to the maximal effect of histamine (100%) at the respectiv...
<p>(A) Percentage frequencies of amino acid residues at protein interfaces. (B) Propensities of amin...
<p>(A) The effect of variables A-B (reaction time—reductant dosage); (B) effect of variables B-C (re...
(A) The propensities for surface or buried residues; . Black and gray bars denote surface and buried...
<p>The Figure shows a GAM regression with amino acid usage bias on the y-axis (AAUB) as response reg...
<p>Glutamate response time course of GluN2A-P552R equivalent amino acid changes in GluN1 and GluN2B....
The interaction of an agonist with its receptor can be charac-terized by two fundamental properties,...
<p>Asterisks mark those amino acids with frequencies that significantly differ (, t-test with Bonfer...
<p>This figure show the coefficient plots depicting the relation between the ElecStat Y-response var...
<p>The box plot analysis allows separating data into high and low values in a quantitative-manner. H...
<p>* Amino acids in bold with a contribution% greater than 0.1 were chosen for the model in ANOVA.</...
<p>(A) Relative number of amino acid-sensitive ORNs reacting to individual amino acids (200 µM) or a...
Four different shades of red indicate level of inhibition, and two shades of green indicate level of...
<p>The absolute concentration of components in the control condition is shown the first column of ea...
<p>(A) Percentage frequencies of amino acids residues at protein interfaces. (B) Propensities of ami...
<p>All curves are normalized with respect to the maximal effect of histamine (100%) at the respectiv...
<p>(A) Percentage frequencies of amino acid residues at protein interfaces. (B) Propensities of amin...
<p>(A) The effect of variables A-B (reaction time—reductant dosage); (B) effect of variables B-C (re...
(A) The propensities for surface or buried residues; . Black and gray bars denote surface and buried...
<p>The Figure shows a GAM regression with amino acid usage bias on the y-axis (AAUB) as response reg...
<p>Glutamate response time course of GluN2A-P552R equivalent amino acid changes in GluN1 and GluN2B....
The interaction of an agonist with its receptor can be charac-terized by two fundamental properties,...
<p>Asterisks mark those amino acids with frequencies that significantly differ (, t-test with Bonfer...
<p>This figure show the coefficient plots depicting the relation between the ElecStat Y-response var...
<p>The box plot analysis allows separating data into high and low values in a quantitative-manner. H...