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MiD51 mutants deficient in ADP binding are able to recruit Drp1 to mitochondria [ 38, 41] and support mitochondrial division under normal conditions [ 41].

To observe whether E2 binding is able to enhance Raji cells' proliferation, we detected the proliferation of Raji cells after E2 stimulation.

Since the Synapsin I ATP binding pocket is localized in the synapsin domain primarily involved in actin binding [69], [72], we investigated whether staurosporine binding is able to affect the synapsin I-actin interaction.

Peptides designed to interfere with p53/p73 binding were able to sensitize breast cancer cells to chemotherapeutic drugs (143).

Surface plasmon resonance (SPR) detection of protein binding is able to determine the kinetic and thermodynamic parameters of protein complexes by direct monitoring of the binding event in real time.

Particularly, a peptide that specifically blocked HA-RHAMM binding but not HA-CD44 or HA-TLR binding was able to block fibroblast migration and alter wound repair in wild-type but not RHAMM-knockout mice.

Furthermore, arrays of Rap1 binding sites are able to establish Sir-based silencing at telomeres, and synthetic arrays of Rap1 binding sites exhibit weak silencing ability (Cockell et al. 1995; Hecht et al. 1996; Stavenhagen and Zakian 1998).

We showed that the HBGA-binding interfaces are highly conserved among strains within, but not between, the two genogroups, and that the conserved binding interfaces are able to interact with variable HBGAs of the ABH and Lewis families.

In wDBTF, we define TFs as proteins that show sequence-specific DNA binding and are able to activate and/or repress transcription.

In contrast, hemicarcerands have low constrictive binding and are able to release the incarcerated guests at elevated temperatures without breaking covalent bonds.

Third, these methyl-CpG binding proteins are able to recruit large protein complexes which control the accessibility of DNA through modification of the chromatin structure [ 11].