Sentence examples for bind extensively from inspiring English sources
The binding studies reveal that arabinan and galactan are able to bind extensively (>200 mg/g of cellulose) during cellulose deposition, and more than pectin (from apple) in the absence of calcium.
However, experimental evidence, including the analysis of the crystal structure of the TSHR extracellular domain bound to stimulating or blocking human monoclonal autoantibodies, show that TRAbs bind extensively across the leucine rich repeats of the TSHR extracellular domain, regardless of biological activity [10].
Recent studies have demonstrated that miRNAs bind extensively to coding sequences [12] and that miRNA seeds in coding regions are correlated with regulation of targets [6], [7], [11].
Expression of these lncRNAs in Th17 cells depend on Stat3 or Batf, and these two transcription factors bind extensively throughout this locus and co-localize with P300.
Antisense ODNs bound extensively to the RNA matrix in the cell nuclei, thereby interacting with target mRNA and causing its subsequent degradation.
When HA-Fc were used to probe the human tracheal airway sections, H3 HA-Fc bound extensively to the luminal surface of the tissue and was localized at the apical surfaces of cells.
Ad5 bound extensively to human erythrocytes suspended in PBS (90% of input; Figure 1A) but was not internalized.
BRG1 binds extensively over the melanoma cell genome often at active H3K27ac-marked enhancers consistent with previous reports (Hu et al., 2011).
Lead, absorbed in blood, is bound extensively to erythrocytes (90 95%) and lead content in whole blood is used routinely as a biomarker of exposure (up to a few months before sampling) [ 29, 30].
Although not verified functionally, it is possible that Lmd could play a similar repressive role in FCMs as a chromatin immunoprecipitation study found that this TF is bound extensively to FC genes (Cunha et al., 2010).
Human telomeres contain 4 12 kb of 5′-TTAGGG-3′ repeats ending in a single-stranded overhang of the G-rich sequence, and are bound extensively by the six-subunit shelterin protein complex (Palm & de Lange, 2008).
