Sentence examples for be bound at the from inspiring English sources
Indole is not oxidized by the wild-type enzyme; it lacks the carboxylate group by which the proper fatty acid substrates are supposed to be bound at the active site of the native enzyme, via hydrogen bonds to the charged amino acid residues Arg47 and Tyr51.
Our results show that magnesium weakens the binding of ATP to Snf4, and therefore we would expect very little ATP to be bound at the regulatory site.
The fractional decrease in pNP-lac activity brought about by PASC was larger at 30°C than at 50°C, which indicates that more enzyme may be bound at the lower temperature.
Thus, it has been suggested that a very large amount of iron could be bound at the neuronal RNA level and numerous studies have indicated an oxidation process of RNA in patients with AD [ 23].
When only one molecule of ssDNA is bound, it is likely to be bound at the end by Rad52, but we cannot rule out binding of the rest of the ssDNA molecule in the groove of the undecameric ring as simulated with the apo crystal structure (54, 59).
By combining this color-selection with control of cell permeability, we aimed to develop a method to label surface and internal protein pools with simultaneous detection using a pair of fluorogen dyes, one designed to be cell-impermeable, thus only labeling cell-surface FAP, and a second, spectrally distinct, cell-permeable dye that would be bound at the remaining intracellular sites.
This result implies that other factors are bound at the promoter of the Atf1/Pcr1-bound H2O2-unresponsive genes.
Crystallographic studies of Ni2+-bound NikR suggest that the RHH domains remain flexible when stoichiometric Ni2+ is bound at the high-affinity sites (10).
In addition, the Circuit Court was bound at the time it ruled to follow this appellate decision.
(Some variant forms were bound at the top of the leaves).
