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Ebola Virus VP40 C-terminal Lysine Residue Mediates Lipid Interactions and Dimer-Dimer Interactions
Keywords Ebola virus electrostatics lipid-protein interaction oligomerization phosphatidylinositol-4,5-bisphosphate phosphatidylserine plasma membrane virus assembly virus budding VP40 Abbreviations CTD (C-terminal domain) EBOV (Ebola virus) EGFP (enhanced green fluorescent protein) HEK (human embryonic kidney) LUV (large unilamellar vesicle) MD (molecular dynamics) MM-PBSA (Molecular mechanics Poisson-Boltzmann surface area) NTD (N-terminal domain) NPT (Isothermal–isobaric ensemble) NVT...
The Greater Cayce West Columbia Chamber of Commerce Parade Day and Holiday Parade of Lights
The Greater Cayce West Columbia (CWC) Chamber of Commerce Parade Day and Holiday Parade of Lights, presented by Lexington Medical Center, will be held Saturday, December 9—a day of community celebration, where everyone can Love Local, Shop Local, and Dine Local, all while celebrating the holiday season in numerous ways.
Quail Brook Senior Center February Schedule – The Franklin Reporter & Advocate
Added by Bill Bowman on February 2, 2023. Saved under Senior Citizens QUAIL BROOK SENIOR CENTER 625 New Brunswick Road Somerset, NJ 08873 732-563-4213 (Hybrid) Stretching with Allison – Mondays, 10 a.m. Start the day off right by stretching in a chair and then standing to keep the muscles flexible, strong, and healthy. Stretching will help maintain one’s range of motion in joints.
10 Must-See Places On the South Side of Chicago
Plein Air Cafe Photo Credit: Plein Air Cafe 5751 South Woodlawn Avenue This adorable French cafe on the University of Chicago campus is just the kind of warm and inviting atmosphere you need to start your day. Delicious breakfast entrees, lunch sandwiches, and artisan coffees will have you coming back for more.
The Ultimate Guide to New Year's Eve in Chicago
To absolutely no one’s surprise, there is A LOT to see and do this New Year’s Eve in Chicago. And while we’ve been toiling away at our desks, we’ve also been daydreaming about all the events, parties, and down-right blowouts we could be going to on the 31st. The good news? Since we’ve spent so much time thinking about it, we’ve actually been able to compile a pretty solid list of the best celebrations around the city. So without further ado, here is our Ultimate Guide to New Year’s Eve in Chicago.
Our Ultimate Black Friday Shopping Guide
Looking to cash in on some amazing post-Thanksgiving deals this year? Damn straight, you are. Here are all the best sales, scores and steals coming to Chicago this Black Friday. Target Your favorite big-box-retailer/second home to some of the biggest blowouts of the season. Doors open at 5 pm on Turkey Day, close at 1 am and reopen at 7 am the next morning.
The 5 Best Rooftop Pools in Chicago
Summer in Chicago is an exciting time of year. While you’re probably pumped to enjoy the outdoors each day, sometimes it’s difficult to find outdoor activities that won’t leave you dehydrated and sweaty. Luckily, Chicago has an awesome rooftop pool scene that’s perfect for cooling down in the heat. These swanky high-rise pools are a great way to spend an afternoon lounging out next to unbeatable views of Chicago.
Everything Going Down at Lincoln Hall & Schubas This February
What’s up, Chi-town!? We have some amazing news for you guys, especially if you’re a fan of good music. We have the pleasure of partnering up with Lincoln Hall and Schubas Tavern this year for a series of CONCERT TICKET GIVEAWAYS! Why? Because we love our readers, of course, and we’re excited to get you in the door for some of the most coveted shows of the season. We’re giving away one pair of tickets for EACH of the four shows featured in this article.
Winter WonderFest at Navy Pier | UrbanMatter
Navy Pier’s 17th annual Fifth Third Bank Winter WonderFest is exactly that, a winter wonderland. Even better? It’s entirely indoors, so you can have all the winter fun without freezing your buns off in the ice cold weather. The indoor festival begins on December 1 and goes until January 7. Families can visit a 170,000 square-foot space with endless attractions that all ages can enjoy.
Teaching about data carrier economics? A few cases to help.
Do you teach Internet economics? Do you teach Internet strategy to business students? Looking for cases to expose students to the latest issues in data markets? This post include some quick (and shameless) publicity for a few cases you might find useful. One is about the fight between Netflix and broadband ISPs. Another is about net neutrality. And a third is about data caps. All three were written in the last year. All are available in the HBS case collection for your examination.
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