Sentence examples for bind to the adjacent from inspiring English sources

We have identified AP-1 as one of the collaborating transcription factors that preferably bind to the adjacent sites surrounding STAT1 binding regions.

In addition to chromodomain binding to the histone tail, AT-Hook/ATHL can bind to the adjacent site in the minor groove of DNA, sandwiching the DNA between PC and histone surface (see Additional file 8).

We provide evidence that oligomerization is mediated by amino- and C-terminal arms that bind to the adjacent monomers.

DNase I footprinting analysis of DevRC with the tgs1-Rv3131 interegion revealedevealed that it binds to the primary site, but fails to cooperatively bind to the adjacent site, unlike full-length DevR which protected both the sites (Fig. 2).

Pandemic influenza strains ultimately evolve in the human population with a preference for receptors with α2,6-linked sialic acid (α2,6SA)—sialic acids bound to the adjacent galactose residue in an α2,6 conformation (4).

Because MDC1 directly binds to the adjacent pSer139 of H2AX (γH2AX), the dephosphorylation of pTyr142 could be directly coupled with MDC1.

In addition, we have solved a 2.95 Å structure of the human kinase domain (KD) bound to the adjacent autoinhibitory domain (AID) and have performed extensive biochemical and mutational studies.

When forming right-handed filaments in the presence of an ATP analog, L2 is positioned close to the filament axis along with L1 due to the interaction between L2 in one protomer and the γ-phosphate group of the ATP analog that is bound to the adjacent protomer [ 61].

This indicates that AP-1 can potentially bind to the regions adjacent to the STAT1 binding sites, and serves as a collaborating factor in regulating microRNA transcription.

Autoinhibition is relieved by GTP-bound Rho proteins, which bind to the DID and an adjacent GTPase binding (G) element, and consequently displace the DAD.

The latter bind to the linker regions connecting adjacent nucleosomes and further contribute to the folding of the chromatin fiber.