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More recently, Macdonald and Pike have presented evidence that high- and low-affinity binding can be explained by negative cooperativity, rather than by the existence of two distinct populations of receptor [8].

These discrepancies between the changes in potency and binding can be explained by an effect on gating.

2) The lag time between the ionic current and annexin binding can be explained by the non-linear response of annexin to PS density.

This characteristic binding can be explained on the basis of the structural constraints imposed by SC18 and NY18 on LSTc, which, in turn, is reflected by the θ parameter distribution.

This decrease in radioligand binding can be explained by the low A3R/A1R selectivity of [I]AB-MECA and the high abundance of the A1R in most brain regions.

In other words, the lack of observation of bending upon binding can be explained if the rate constant for the transition from B to U is significantly increased for the T-bulge relative to that of GT (transitions with rates faster than ∼10 s–1 would be missed in our experiments).

The limited number of target genes (158) relative to the 339 AR binding sites can be explained by the functional involvement of multiple AR binding sites to regulate the expression of a single gene, as illustrated at the KLK3 locus (Appendix Fig S8).

The fact that heparin has an inhibitory effect on the interaction, even though HBD-3 is not the primary binding site, can be explained with the model structures of Vn prepared by two independent research groups28,29.

The reason why the chemical shifts towards higher binding energy can be explained by the theory of bond shift compensation scheme between TiF x and the etched BaTiO3 film [24].

Since ice is an insulator, the rapid decrease of the photoemission intensities of the Ni-related features and the shift of some states to higher binding energies can be explained by the formation of an insulating thin film of ice on top of the graphene/Ni(111) system.

The ability to AFAL binding CGN can be explained by absence of the two β stands in frontal β sheets and the sixth β strand in posterior region seems to be responsible for its inability to form stable dimers.