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Tom C.W. Lin is the Murray H. Shusterman Chair Professor of Law at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law, and bestselling author of the award-winning book, The Capitalist and the Activist, which was named one of the best business books as well as one of the best social justice books of the year in 2023.
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Thus, the existence of disorder is determined by a protein's dynamical properties, and not necessarily by the presence or absence of local secondary structure. We define an intrinsically disordered protein as one that contains at least one disordered region.
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To date, 21 isoforms of the human OPRM1 have been identified. However, characterization of OPRM1 signaling is generalized, and only one isoform (MOR-1) has been extensively studied. Compounding this issue is the increasing significance of intravenous drug abuse in HIV neuropathogenesis.
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One interacting domain that Dr. Shore’s lab has been studying is the SH3 domain. This modular domain binds proline-rich tracts in target proteins. The capture and release of proteins by the SH3 domain is a key step in the assembly and regulation of functional complexes.
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PLoS One, 16 (3), e0248337. United States. 10.1371/journal.pone.0248337 Pollock, D.D., Castoe, T.A., Perry, B.W., Lytras, S., Wade, K.J., Robertson, D.L., Holmes, E.C., Boni, M.F., Pond, S.L.K., Parry, R., Carlton, E.J., Wood, J.L., Pennings, P.S., & Goldstein, R.A. (2020).
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After receiving recommendations from multiple professors to apply for a Goldwater Scholarship, one of the most prestigious undergraduate STEM awards, Leo Battalora won the award for his coveted research in Temple’s Electrical and Computer Engineering Department.
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Dependency Directed Backtracking instead recognizes the cause of failure and backtracks to one of the causes of failure and skips over the intermediate variables that did not cause the failure. The following is an easy way to do dependency directed backtracking.