Sentence examples for bind to and influence from inspiring English sources
In general, RBPs bind to and influence the function and fate of both pre-mRNAs and mRNAs (Dreyfuss et al., 2002).
One of the MscL mutants, L19H, exhibited gating that was inhibited by Cd2+ but stimulated by Ni2+, suggesting that these metals bind to and influence different states of the channel.
Although progestins are designed to signal through the progesterone receptor (PR) to elicit specific pharmacological effects, they can also variably bind to and influence the activity of other nuclear receptors within target tissues, particularly the androgen and glucocorticoid receptors and, in some cases, they regulate mineralocorticoid and estrogen receptors.
N. meningitidis can bind to and influence cells within the vasculature.
It has been proposed that CGIs function as generic platforms for gene regulation, probably via proteins that bind to CpG and influence chromatin modification (Blackledge and Klose, 2011; Deaton and Bird, 2011).
The insulin-like growth factor-2 mRNA-binding proteins (IGF2BPs) are known to bind to RNA and influence the fate of the transcript targets.
Pin1 can bind to proteins and influence their stability, for example to p53 and cyclin D1 [ 49- 52].
RKIP is a negative regulator of major signaling cascades including MAPK; therefore, the identification of drugs that bind to RKIP and influence its inhibitory function could represent an important therapeutic strategy.
Within our culture system of alveolar bone cells, collagen deposition was first observed around day 7. Decorin, but not biglycan, has been shown to bind to collagen and influence collagen fibril formation (19, 20, 22), which ultimately provides the provisional matrix for mineral deposition.
We then wanted to determine if the ability of eEF1γ to bind to and to compartmentalise Vimentin mRNA could influence the localisation of the Vimentin protein.
Finally, we use the docking results to generate a list of drug-target pairs where for a given pair the drug is expected to bind and influence the protein target.
