Sentence examples for bind to this sequence from inspiring English sources

However, the FoxO1 S218DNA-bindingng domain was unable to bind to this sequence (Fig. 3b).

However, even though the ASE contains a potential YY1 binding motif that complies exactly with the VDCCATNWY consensus, YY1 did not bind to this sequence, although it could to another fit situated in the promoter (prom 3; Figure 6) analogous to the circumstances with site 3 in the human PLP1 promoter (Berndt et al., 2001).

GT-4 was found to specifically bind to this sequence from Cor15A promoter.

The recombinant HA-tagged Ets domain of Elk-1 did not bind to this sequence (Fig. 4B, lane 4).

Based on the currently available ChIP-seq data however, there is currently no evidence that these transcription factors bind to this sequence in vivo.

To detect whether OsNAP can bind to this sequence, the ORF of OsNAP was fused to GAL4-AD in the pGADT7 vector and co-transformed with the pHIS2- cis reporter vector [ 34] into the Y187 yeast strain.

Hence, Phen-DC3 compoundoeses not bind the HCV110-131 G-rich sequence when embedded in a stem loop structure but only binds to this sequence when folded into a G4 structure.

One scenario is that σA binds to this sequence, which is facilitated by the interaction between σ A and αCTD bound to the site upstream of −35.

With the DRA Y-box sequence as probe (Fig. 5b, lanes 6 10), the unlabelled probe sequence competes less well than do any of the other Y-box sequences, suggesting that rDEK alone binds to this sequence nonspecifically and with low affinity.

Therefore our model suggests that once a ribosome was bound to this sequence it would rarely detach from the RDS, while unbound RDS regions would be dynamically driven to the unfolded state in order to resolve their disequilibrium.

We have previously shown that a single seven base-pair DNA motif is found in the vast majority of patterning enhancers active in the cellular blastoderm (Li et al., 2008), and that the maternally deposited transcription factor Zelda (ZLD) (Liang et al., 2008), which binds to this sequence, is present at these enhancers by mitotic cycle 8, in the early phase of the MZT (Harrison et al., 2011).