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Bae, B. et al. Molecular basis for the selectivity and specificity of ligand recognition by the family 16 carbohydrate-binding modules from Thermoanaerobacterium polysaccharolyticum ManA.

This chapter focuses on understanding the molecular basis for the selectivity and sensitivity of the pheromone olfactory system in insects.

To understand at the molecular level the basis for the selectivity of Cpds 3, 30, 188, 3-2 and 3-7 and the absence of selectivity in the case of Cpd 30-12, we compared the amino-acid sequences and the available structures of the Stat3 and Stat1 SH2 domains and also examined how each compound interacted with both.

The molecular basis for the selectivity of this regulatory mechanism has to be better addressed and explained.

Using a structure of a NagZ inhibitor complex we provide insight into the molecular basis for the selectivity and potency of this inhibitor.

The basis for this selectivity might lie in the existence of signaling microdomains defining the spatio-temporal dynamics of PACAP signaling, a topic that will be addressed in future studies.

The basis for this selectivity did not reside in the phagocytic capacity of tissue resident versus circulating phagocytes since we found that group V sPLA2 stimulated comparable phagocytosis of immune complexes by human CD14+ cells, whether from the circulation or from SF (Fig 5 Fig 5B, C and G).

In humans, the structural basis of the selectivity of genistein for ERβ versus ERα has been linked to two critical positions in the ligand binding pocket, Met 336 and Ile 373, which are replaced by a Leu and a Met respectively in ERα ([23]; see Figure 6A).

The molecular basis for this selectivity was a different dissociation rate of the drug to a particular enzymatic form along the reaction pathway.

The molecular basis for this selectivity is unknown, although a distinct possibility is that the N-terminal extension may interact with the tail domain of myosin 15 to regulate binding to cargo proteins.

The in situ Raman observations provided a fundamental basis for understanding the selectivity patterns of the silica-supported metal oxide catalysts during methanol oxidation.