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This result supports our hypothesis that DNA methylation and MeCP2 binding are likely to influence pre-mRNA splicing patterns directly.

However, perfluorinated acids are highly protein bound in serum (Jones et al. 2003), and the dynamics of protein binding are likely to influence TTE.

Bacteria, which are capable of such binding, are likely to gain an advantage over the luminal bacteria through access to additional nutrient sources provided by the MGL itself.

Defects in this pathway, which is independent of clathrin binding, are likely to contribute to defective signalling through primary cilia (47).

It seems therefore intuitive that alternative approaches based on more robust biophysical methods for the detection of ligand binding are likely to be more successful than spectrophotometric HTS approaches, especially when targeting PPIs.

Since residues responsible for APPL1 binding are likely to be located in the switch I, switch II, and interswitch regions, whose conformations change between different nucleotide binding states, these regions became the main objects of our investigation.

This binding is likely to be mediated in part by soluble bridging molecules (GO 0030674) like fibrinogen (GO 0005577) [ 23], that link the organism to the platelet surface (GO 0030168).

This residual Nck binding is likely to be largely mediated by WIP, as it still binds N-WASPΔNck.

However, the evidence to date suggests that the TCR engages cognate pMHCI before CD8 recruitment, so the question of whether TCR engagement alters CD8 binding is likely to be more relevant to the biological order of T cell antigen encounter.

A molecular model of the putative leptin-LBD complex reveals that 9F8 Fab blocks leptin binding through only a small (10%) overlap in their binding sites, and that leptin binding is likely to involve an induced fit mechanism.

The tRNA binding is likely to induce a conformational change in the enzyme's active site that allows a phosphoserine covalently attached to tRNASec, but not free phosphoserine, to be oriented properly for the reaction to occur.