Sentence examples for bind to these proteins from inspiring English sources
Extracellular growth factors bind to these proteins.
The chaperones will bind to these proteins in order to prevent aggregation and then facilitate either folding or degradation.
Possibly, the native structure of AIP1 needs a structural modification to allow DUF724 to bind to these proteins.
Whether pentavalent arsenicals bind to these proteins in a covalent way or as a coordination complex of certain thermodynamic and kinetic properties needs to be examined.
If cholesterol-sensing proteins bind only accessible cholesterol, then by lowering the cholesterol-accessibility threshold, 25-HC can increase the sensitivity of these cholesterol-sensing proteins by increasing the fraction of cholesterol available to bind to these proteins.
Both Trx and glutathione reductase contain cysteine residues in their redox centers, which are known to be targets for covalent modification by several electrophiles; it is possible that low levels of NAPQI bind to these proteins resulting in only limited inhibition of their activities.
The differences in the knob-post relationships in the mDia1, Bni1p and Daam1 bridge elements suggest that actin would be bound to these proteins at different angles, thus inducing different degrees of strain on filaments.
The targeted approach was employed to identify lower abundant clinical response markers which may be undetectable by discovery driven approaches such as 2D-DIGE, either because more highly abundant proteins obscure their presence or because the removal of highly abundant proteins also depletes lower abundant proteins, like cytokines and chemokines, bound to these proteins [20].
Approximately 0.01% of the dose for both compounds was bound to these proteins, and induction of cytochrome P-450 with polychlorobiphenyls resulted in decreased levels of adduction.
Although a 21-mer BIM BH3 peptide containing these two mutations bound weakly to BCL-XL and BCL-2, this peptide with phosphorylation of Ser158 bound to these proteins with a dissociation constant of <10 nM.
These data indicate that the molecular structure of the fluorophore bound to these proteins can significantly modify affinity for the ligand, consistent with the findings of others [ 9, 29].
