The phrase "accessible recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a form of recognition that is easy to obtain or understand, often in relation to accessibility standards.
Example: "The new software update includes features that enhance accessible recognition for users with disabilities."
Alternatives: "easy recognition" or "user-friendly recognition".
We hypothesize that when directly fused to Venus-ANAPC4 in context of the large APC/C assembly, the mAID degron is not accessible for recognition by the SCFTIR complex.
Though many methods and strategies to recognize chemicals in text have been proposed [3], only a very limited number of publicly accessible CEM recognition systems have been released [4].
Elevated cellular Ca2+ levels stimulate Calcineurin, a Ca2+ dependent serine phosphatase, which then binds to NFAT and dephosphorylates the NLS, making it accessible for recognition by the nuclear import machinery [ 114].
While the repeat domain in the middle of CagY on bacteria has been shown to be accessible to recognition by antibodies [ 64], in vitro binding studies and yeast-two hybrid screens revealed that the very carboxy-terminus interacted with integrin β1 [ 82].
These results suggest that AZ binding to ODC exposes the C-terminus of ODC, making it more accessible for the recognition and degradation by 26S proteasome.
These studies have been bolstered by the fact that Ab is secreted and easily accessible to antibody recognition.
Thus, periplasmic and internal PAMP-bearing molecules like peptidoglycan or DNA are not readily accessible to pathogen recognition receptors [1], [3] [8].
Hence, the results obtained with HUVECs undergoing apoptosis were similar to those reported previously with U937 cells [ 21, 22] and indicated that CL and MCL become surface-exposed and much more accessible to autoantibody recognition after induction of apoptosis.
It is possible that with the shortened monomannoside capped arabinan domain, the mannan core becomes more accessible to pattern recognition receptors, as was previously shown for LAM of a M. smegmatis aftC deletion mutant with a truncated arabinan domain (Birch et al., 2010) or LAM of M. kansasii with an enzymatically truncated arabinan moiety (Vignal et al., 2003).
Since the acidic C-terminal part can make extensive intramolecular contacts with the DNA-binding surfaces of both HMG boxes, this feature may make the tail more accessible for antibody recognition; the mAb could also prevent the interaction of other molecules with the DNA-binding boxes.
