Sentence examples for bind more deeply from inspiring English sources

Compared to OE1, inhibitors 11 and 13 bind more deeply in the inner binding pocket of TTR (Figure 9a).

Deepening its economic ties with the island has been a goal of the Beijing government, which believes that stronger ties would bind Taiwan more deeply to the motherland.

In particular, I533 binds pVHL more deeply than any other residue, aside from Hyp531 (Supplementary Figure 3, 7).

The modeling results also predict that the para-chlorophenyl ring (Region 1; Figure 5) binds ∼6.5 Å more deeply within the cavity than that of the CD4Phe43 side chain in the native CD4/gp120 interaction.

Our observations are consistent with the model in which the PK11195 binding site involves flexible extramembrane loop 1 and the membrane interface where detergent/lipid headgroups may have an impact, while cholesterol bound at the more deeply buried CRAC site on helix V may be less impacted by the detergent.

Rosita turns out to be more deeply bound to Eliot's world than he could have imagined, and it is around this mysterious connection that Shattuck's disparate plotlines ultimately converge.

Having gotten sexy back (at least for a night), Jay and Annie undergo an ordeal that binds them more enduringly and more deeply than the sex romp itself.

Thus, as a protein binds additional lipids or penetrates more deeply into the membrane, the additional frictional drag against the highly viscous bilayer measurably slows its diffusion.

An alternative explanation of our diffusion results is that the two domains directly interact when bound to a supported bilayer but simultaneously insert more deeply into the bilayer than individual domains.

As he puts it, "Your reason is not more deeply wounded by choosing one rather than the other because it is bound to choose" (202).

The 2-chloropyridine group binds in the pocket closer to the catalytic serine while the 4-chlorophenyl group sits more deeply in the pocket.