Sentence examples for because they bind to from inspiring English sources

A class of drugs termed 'antiandrogens' can effectively treat prostate cancer because they bind to androgen receptors without activating them, thereby preventing androgens from binding.

The interactions of PLA and LAU with tubulin have attracted a great deal of attention, mainly because they bind to β-tubulin at a site that is different from the classical taxoid site.

Bispecific antibody constructs (Bispecifics, bsAbs) may have greater functionality compared to established monoclonal antibodies because they bind to 2 different targets or, potentially, to 2 epitopes on the same target (dual targeting).

In order to protect the interface between the aqueous phase and the organic phase, some metal ions, such as calcium, magnesium, and zinc, were used as protein stabilizers because they bind to a protein and make the overall protein structure more rigid, compact, and stable [18, 19].

The microscopic dust particles can be "great delivery vehicles" for toxins, Lyles said, because they "bind to everything" yet are small enough to sneak past the body's natural defenses into the lungs and other tissues.

Estrogens used currently in HT are non-selective because they bind to and activate both the estrogen receptors, ERα [10] and ERβ [11].

For years Roundup and similar glyphosates were touted to be safe because they bound to the soil and became inactive after a short time.

DL-PCBs have been the first PCB congeners to be considered in association with endometriosis because, as dioxins, they bind to the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR) and elicit the same spectrum of toxic activities through the same mechanism of action.

Hybridization-sensitive fluorescent DNA probes may serve as an effective and simple technology for tag labeling of nucleic acids, because they emit fluorescence only when they bind to the complementary sequences.

The development of ethanol-induced gastric damage is accompanied by a decrease in mucosal sulfhydryl compounds because these compounds are neutralized when they bind to the free radicals produced by injured tissues [ 37].

First-generation antipsychotic drugs are more likely to cause movement disorders because they bind tightly to dopaminergic neuroreceptors (e.g., haloperidol).