Sentence examples for bind with greater avidity from inspiring English sources
In addition, the toxin was found to bind with greater avidity to the extracellular domain of HAVCR1 than to structurally similar proteins, suggesting that HAVCR1 may serve as a receptor or co-receptor for the toxin.
These results are consistent with previous studies showing that the HLA-G dimers bind with greater avidity to LILRB1/2 and signal more strongly through LILR than monomeric HLA-G and other classical MHCI 10, 11 (Fig. 1).
Unexpectedly, the higher-order isolates also bound with greater avidity to SIGN-R1, suggesting that this may be a low- to moderate-affinity receptor.
Infliximab (and presumably, adalimumab) is able to bind transmembrane TNF with greater avidity than etanercept.
Thus, it will be of great interest to see whether β2m-free HLA-G dimer binds to LILRB and KIR with greater avidity than monomer.
Trimaleimide cross-linkers have been used to produce a trivalent Fab fragment (hA33 TFM) that binds antigen on tumour cells with greater avidity than hA33 IgG.
With corporate annual report time around the corner, resolve this year to read the footnotes with greater avidity than the balance sheets.
A tetrameric form of SEA(121-149) showed increased binding to antibodies and enhanced T cell activation, consistent with the greater avidity associated with increased valency.
It has been proposed that the RelE2 corepressor of Streptococcus pneumoniae serves to bridge the antitoxin dimers bound at two distinct sites of the operator region, leading to greater avidity of binding of the TA complex when compared with the RelB2 alone (Chan et al. 2013).
We also note that as IgG's, 1269 and 1245 bind with similar avidity to Pfs25 as the 4B7 IgG (Supplementary Fig. 5).
Belatacept (LEA29Y), currently enrolling phase III trials in renal transplantation, was rationally designed from abatacept to bind with more avidity to CD86, providing the more potent immunosuppressive properties required for immunosuppression in transplantation.
