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Phosphorus filter units containing mineral-based sorbents with a high phosphate (PO4) binding capacity have been shown to be appropriate for removing PO4 in the treatment of domestic wastewater in on-site facilities.
The existing NFκB dimers and their DNA binding capacity have been extensively described elsewhere [ 37- 40].
The influence of pH has been studied to fix the pH for metal retention and polymer regeneration experiments, and the operative polymer binding capacity has been determined to know the metal amount that can be treated.
Additionally, the binding capacity has been found to be significantly higher for sc plasmid, probably because of its compact structure, being also improved when using feedstock with increased plasmid concentrations and decreased linear velocity.
Truncated Eph receptors retaining their ligand-binding capacity have been shown to block activation of the full-length receptor [ 52].
Lox, Sparc, and Sod1 genes with copper-binding capacity have been associated with angiogenesis (Lane et al, 1994; Juarez et al, 2006; Shieh et al, 2007).
Codon-optimised genes (Additional file 1: Figure S4) encoding the C-terminal domain of Phl p 1.0102 or a mutant (K8A, N11A, D55A; residues are numbered starting with the KVTF sequence in the beginning of the C-terminal domain) thereof with reduced IgE-binding capacity have been described in the past [ 9].
Genes such as FAR1 and FHY3 (involved in the phytochrome signalling pathway), have a conserved transposase-derived region, whose DNA binding and regulatory capacities have been adopted for transcriptional control of downstream genes [ 21, 22].
This capacity has been attributed to a 'legumain-binding' motif formed by three residues, S38ND40/SNS/TND (human cystatin C numbering), and located between the first conserved glycine and the QxVxG domain.
