Sentence examples for bind a set of from inspiring English sources
In both cases, the primates appeared to "bind" a set of cues together to form an autobiographical memory, a characteristic that was long thought to be uniquely human.
Feedback is mediated by modified ribosomal L7Ae proteins, which bind a set of RNA motifs with a range of affinities.
Five NF-κB family member subunits (p50, p52, RelA/p65, cRel, and RelB) assemble combinatorially into functioning homo- and heterodimers that bind a set of specific DNA elements, known as κB sites, in the enhancers/promoters of target genes.
E2f4 bound a set of mouse genes that was common among mouse tissues, but largely distinct from the genes bound in human.
However, one-dimensional waves along different horizontal straight lines are related to one another: in equations (2),
When comparing NKX2-5 WT and mutant peaks, the presence of C sets revealed that mutant proteins bound a set of unique targets that we call 'off-targets' potentially reflecting a gain-of-function.
The boxplots in Figure 2A C and Figure 2 figure supplements 1 4 show that, on average, the new TFs we analyzed bound a set of 8-mers that was largely non-overlapping with that of the most similar protein that had been analyzed previously by PBM (red circles indicate the 8-mer overlap between individual TFs analyzed by PBM in our study, and the most similar TF analyzed by PBM in any study).
To map the epitopes of the available scFv-CHε2-4 fusion proteins, their ability to bind to a set of peptides covering the amino acid sequence of Bet v 1.0101 was assessed by ELISA.
It has been suggested that galectins may not have specific individual receptors, but that each galectin can bind to a set of cell surface or extracellular matrix glycoproteins containing suitable oligosaccharides.
Furthermore, enhancers that are activated are bound by a set of transcription factors that is distinct from those that bind repressed enhancers.
CTCF binds to a set of signal sequences, with this binding being sensitive to methylation (Filippova, 2008), while also having the potential to mediate long-range chromosomal interactions (Ling et al., 2006).
