Sentence examples for bind and dissociate from inspiring English sources
For example, it has been suggested that on average intrinsically disordered proteins bind and dissociate 2-3 fasterasthanthan ordered proteins [35].
The kinetic law can be deduced under certain approximation for an enzyme with known kinetic mechanism that is when we know how ligands bind and dissociate from the enzyme and at which state catalytic transitions occur.
Many of these assembly factors bind and dissociate at defined times giving rise to discrete assembly intermediates, some of which have been partially characterized with regards to their protein and RNA composition.
The reviewers feel that the calculation of these rates is important, because they may show an optimal pathway for SSB to bind and dissociate.
Thus, Spire1C appears to diffuse laterally along mitochondrial membranes, rather than rapidly bind and dissociate from the membrane, further supporting the idea of Spire1C being a mitochondrial outer membrane protein.
Previous studies have shown that the effective NAC activity (strand-annealing function) of the HIV-1 nucleocapsid protein is correlated with the protein ability to rapidly bind and dissociate from nucleic acids [ 42].
During this step, RanGTP will bind to and dissociate any endogenous transport receptors still bound to the NPC which are then subsequently washed away.
The utilization of a bowl-shaped binding site for a transporter makes practical sense as the substrate must be able to bind to and dissociate readily from the binding site in order for efficient transport to occur.
However, because cross-linking proteins bind to and dissociate from actin filaments, actin-based networks may also exhibit viscous flow.
Next, Marchand et al. (2001) showed directly that VCA regions of WASP family proteins bind to and dissociate from actin and Arp2/3 complex rapidly.
Protein molecules fluctuate, undergo structural changes, bind to and dissociate from interaction partners, and traverse a range of energy and chemical states during molecular action.
