This is not to say that one obeys only in treating the authority's say-so as an indefeasible reason for action; but one must treat as a binding content-independent reason.
Increase of the binding content enhances the mechanical resistance but decreases the resistance to sulphate solutions, as a consequence of the small capillaries not allowing for salt crystallization.
In plasma fractions, both zones contained apo A-I, with close overlap between SR-A binding and apo A-I content in zone 1.
In this work, we assume that a high number of shared words represents a similar binding site content of enhancers.
This is a ballpark comparison, because the two estimates are for human and fruitfly populations respectively and contingent on different assumptions about a binding site's information content.
More generally speaking, regulatory sequences with a similar binding site content can be expected to drive similar expression patterns.
The minimum theoretical information content of a binding site, R i,min, is zero bits.
Perhaps more surprisingly, we noted that the binding site content for a particular TF HB is one of the strongest predictors of time-to-evolve values.
We also found that total binding site content of a CRM, aggregated over all six TFs, significantly positively correlates with time-to-evolve estimates (fig. 3 B); however, this effect can be attributed mostly to HB site content, as indicated by a weak partial correlation coefficient (Johnson et al. 1992) with P of 0.45.
The system is designed such that a sample is taken from the fermentor, the metabolism of microbial cells is instantaneously arrested, the cells are lysed in order to release intracellular compounds and in a subsequent binding assay the content of target molecules is monitored.
We found that binding site content of the TF HB has a strong positive correlation with time-to-evolve estimates (Pearson CC = 0.70, P = 1.5 × 10 − 5 ; fig. 3 A).
