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In the case of organic-inorganic composites, oxide particles can improve thermal properties, self-sustaining capability to work under different conditions, better hydrophobic interactions with polymers, and specific properties such as chemical binding capability for a variety of compounds.

In nature, some H5N1 isolates from human patients have acquired the ability to increase their binding to SAα-2,6Gal while maintaining a decreased binding capability for SAα-2,3Gal.

One of the probes still indicated the electrochemical activity as a mediator and had the specific binding capability for FKBP12 (FK506 binding protein).

Such hybrid materials can provide optimal binding capability for HER catalysis with Tafel barrier down to 1.0 eV.

Several kinds of algae, bacteria, fungi and agro-wastes having excellent binding capability for heavy metal ions are being employed as biosorbents.

Although antibodies developed against an antigen are highly specific to that antigen, some mAbs can have multi-specificity binding capability for irrelevant antigens (James et al., 2003; Notkins, 2004).

Notably, immunostaining of C. crescentus expressing the single domain CD4 with the conformation dependent antibodies, SIM.2 and SIM.4, demonstrated proper conformation of the CD4 structure on the surface and this strongly suggested binding capability for gp120.

Amino acid residues that are located in or near predicted binding pockets are likely to alter the binding capability for ligand(s).

The maximum binding capability of a ligand depends on the affinity of the cell binding proteins for the ligand, which is understood by saturation kinetics.

Preliminary optimization was performed in a stepwise manner to investigate the strength of blocking agents towards phage binding capabilities for both antibody phage and phage without antibody using αUbi and M13KO7.

The maximum binding capabilities for the imprinted and non-imprinted polymers were determined to be 344.8 and 43.6 μmol/g, respectively.