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Similarly, CXCL10's strong heparin binding affinity could interfere with the binding of growth factors to GAGs, thereby not involving CXCR3.

For SLII, the difference in binding affinity with or without U2A′ is small, such that U2A′ binding affinity could not be extracted from these experiments.

In this way, binding affinities could be estimated for compounds as weak as 30 mM.

While in vitro binding studies of transcription factors with differential binding affinities could be pursued, it has been well established that computational predictions of binding affinity are highly correlated with experimental measurements [ 56].

GABAAR scaffold-binding affinity could be regulated by PKC.

Highest lipid-binding affinities were detected for SUMO-2 interaction with PI3P and PI 3,4,5 P3, indicating that both binding partners could serve as potential pathways to the ESCRT complex.

Fibrinogen binding by LigB could serve several purposes in establishing an infection in damaged skin.

Of course in real TFs we expect that there will be a plateau for non-specific binding at some low affinity value [39], [40], but since we are only interested in the high affinity sites, which could serve as regulatory sites in vivo, we ignore that and consider the energies determined by the matrix to be the true binding energies for all potential binding sites.

To identify whether Rv2895c, harboring a putative siderophore interacting motif and showing a higher affinity towards ferrated siderophores, could serve as a substrate binding domain of IrtB, the interaction between the GST-tagged IrtB and Fe-cMyco bound rRv2895c was analyzed by pull down assay (Fig. 6).

This binding affinity serves as one molecular metric of immunogenicity.

This cavity could serve as a potential binding pocket for inhibitor design.