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Structural analysis shows that the enhancement of binding affinity induced by FUNDC1 pS17 is due to an additional hydrogen bond formed between LC3B Lys49 and the phosphate group of FUNDC1 pS17 (Fig. 5A).

The increase in binding affinity induced by L-phe between the truncated and native forms of GCH1 with GFRP was indistinguishable.

Olanzapine, an antipsychotic with an intermediary D2R binding affinity, induces a moderate elevation of PRL levels [ 200, 244].

Together this suggests that the conformational change (and the concomitant decrease in substrate affinity) induced by ATP binding, rather than by its hydrolysis, triggers BiP oligomer dissociation.

This contrasts with the properties of the phi29 gp16 DNA packaging ATPase, where DNA affinity is induced by a conformational change caused by ATP binding [ 30].

6 DHT binds to the AR ligand ligand binding domain with high affinity, inducing conformational changes that lead to activation.

Transition from a low to a high affinity state ("affinity maturation") can be induced by intracellular signaling events ("inside-out" signaling) or by high-affinity ligands [2].

Low K+ promotes NF-kappaB/DNA binding in neuronal apoptosis induced by K+ loss.

Using appropriate thermodynamic cycles, our approach predicts the effects of a conformational shift on binding affinity and also allows one to disentangle the effects induced by a conformational shift from other effects influencing the binding affinity.

This high-affinity binding event is not discerned during AUC because the mass change induced by binding the 20 kDa protein to the 169 kDa duplex is small.

(h) Granulosa cells were harvested for ChIP analysis and the FoxO3a binding affinity was measured by real-time PCR assay.