Sentence examples for bind to certain proteins from inspiring English sources
In a laboratory they are then converted to CAR T cells by adding special receptors created (also in a lab) to bind to certain proteins on cancer cells effectively supercharging the T cells.
The group then showed that HNA was capable of evolution by making lots of copies of it, selecting out the ones with desired characteristics — in this case, the ability to bind to certain proteins — creating more copies of those, selecting out the best ones again, and so on.
In the case of the three domain Cry toxins, specificity is mostly attributed to their capacity to bind to certain proteins located on the surface of the intestinal membrane through specific segments of domains II and III, composed mainly of β sheets [ 42, 43].
In our experiments, Western blot analysis showed that anti-GD2 antibodies 14G2a could bind to certain protein with a molecular weight of 105 115 kDa from lysate of EL-4 cells.
The immune properties of DNA are mutable, however, since mammalian DNA can acquire immunological activity when bound to certain proteins or anti-DNA antibodies to form immune complexes.
The newly proposed alternative pathway suggests that arsenic either binds to certain proteins (Naranmandura et al. 2006) or conjugates with glutathione (Hayakawa et al. 2005), and subsequent methylation results into two end products: methyl arsonate (MMAV) and DMAV.
From there, it took almost another five years until the ability of SH2 domains to bind to certain tyrosine phosphorylated proteins was reported by three groups, initially at the 6th Oncogene Meeting 26-30 June 19900; Frederick, MD, USA) [ 3- 5].
Ankyrin-independent-binding proteins that selectively bind to certain isoforms of spectrin provide a potentially important flexibility in cellular localization and time of synthesis of proteins involved in spectrin-membrane interactions.
PcG proteins bind to certain polycomb response elements (PREs).
Majeti concurred with that observation, but the reasons for the changed cells were a mystery until he remembered an old research paper, which showed that early B-cell mouse progenitor cells could be forced to become macrophages when exposed to certain transcription factors — proteins that bind to certain DNA sequences.
