Sentence examples for bind to a given from inspiring English sources

Firstly there is usually a complex of gene products and metabolites that bind to a given regulatory factor binding site, eg a mean of 3.1 loci have been found to regulate each trans regulated gene in radiation hybrid cells [ 27].

Cyclic peptides are excellent tools to investigate the functional and spatial requirements for ligands to bind to a given target.

The protein nanomachine, called the spliceosome, that cuts and resplices pre-messenger RNA is well-known, but not so the constellation of proteins that bind to a given pre-messenger RNA from a single gene.

Peptide aptamers comprise a new class of molecules, with a peptide moiety of randomized sequence, which are selected for their ability to bind to a given target protein under intracellular conditions.

Using a proprietary technology called "tethering" that allows researchers to identify molecules that bind to a given drug target, Sunesis has found a number of small molecules that block the activity of an enzyme linked to one of the hallmarks of the disease-a buildup of biological gunk, known as amyloid plaques, in the brain.

For example, pharmaceutical companies are discovering more and more cases in which multiple drugs bind to a given target (promiscuous targets) and in which a given drug binds to more than one target (promiscuous ligands).

In certain languages, such as Eastern Mari and the Yazva Komi dialect, stress is not bound to a given syllable, and determining the place of stress requires information concerning vowel quality as well e.g., Yazva śibdinə 'to bind,' líććina 'to descend,' l′iśn̥na 'wood' (the i's, which receive stress, were long at an earlier period; ś, ć, l′ are palatalized consonants).

The equivalent of a UNIX I/O redirection can be achieved by replacing the channel bound to a given name.

"To understand how a drug binds to a given target you need to make changes both in the drug and in the target," says Ballesteros.

The human nexus in question remains bound to a first-person singular, and that first-person singular remains bound to a given historical era (history funnels itself through the first-person singular, one could say).

Therefore, cut-off grade determines new refining capacity (optimized for the given cut-off grade) and regional distribution of extractable resources, which should be included into the model as capacity is bound to a given concentration of metal in ore and global mining risk is bound to the new distribution of extractable resources.