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Different histone residues can be methylated, acetylated, phosphorylated or ubiquitinated to either directly change the chromatin structure or allow for the binding of specific transcription factors [ 5].

When this gatekeeper residue is mutated to a small residue (glycine or alanine), a unique pocket is formed that will allow for the binding of promiscuous inhibitors with bulky groups allowing specific inhibition of this mutant allele.

These observations support the idea that mutation to smaller residues widens the cavity to allow for the binding of an extended isoprenoid tail, while mutation to bulkier residues hinders this ability.

PI3K localizes to the front of the cell and PTEN to the rear; thus at the front of the cell PI3K produces an enrichment in membrane phospholipids that allow for the binding of downstream migrational effector proteins, such as those involved in actin dynamics (Parent et al., 1998).

With a rate of 20 codons/s for protein elongation (27) and the need to clear the occluded ribosome binding site (1) to allow for the binding of the next ribosome, the lower limit for the initiation rate is about 0.3 s-1.

This first strand DNA synthesis reaction was initiated by a chimeric DNA/RNA primer set that allowed for the binding of reverse transcriptase to the RNA molecule.

On the maternal allele, H19/Igf2 ICR is unmethylated, allowing for the binding of the insulator protein CTCF (CCCTC binding factor).

The absence of methylation on the maternal copy of the H19 DMD allows for the binding of CTCF and assembly of a chromatin insulator at that site [ 17].

Insertion of immunoglobulin G-binding domains (the ZZ domain of staphylococcal protein A) into the Env protein of MLV vectors allowed for the binding of specific antibodies directed against the EGF receptor HER2.

Phosphorylation allows for the binding of the kinase domain to pseudosubstrate (within their own regulatory domain) to keep the enzyme in a latent conformation or promotes PKC binding to real substrates for full activation.

The patterns of variation described here therefore suggest that the α and β subclades perform different functions, perhaps allowing for the binding of a greater diversity of ligands for those species that carry both the α and β lineages.