Sentence examples for binding closing from inspiring English sources
L3/4 is commonly disordered in apo-SA ('open' conformation) [ 28], but becomes ordered on biotin binding, closing over the binding pocket and forming a 'lid' over the bound biotin ('closed' conformation).
Two separate I.R.S. audits correctly concluded Fairfax owned these shares; moreover, Fairfax has a binding closing agreement memorializing that correct conclusion, and any statement to the contrary is entirely without basis".
Subsequent ATP binding closes the ring, entrapping the DNA (Arumugam et al., 2003).
In the previous section we considered Ca2+-dependent Ca2+ channel regulation under the assumptions that Ca2+ channels have an intracellular Ca2+ binding site and Ca2+ ion binding closes the channels.
Furthermore, we also report solution studies on the apo- and nucleotide-bound states of the domain revealing that the ATPBD domain adopts different conformations depending on the ligand occupancy, such that it remains open in the apo state to allow ligand binding, closes upon nucleotide binding, and reopens to allow product release.
The analysis showed that the neuronal SM-SNARE binding mode (closed binding mode of Munc18-syntaxin) might be a critical factor in the structural divergence of the SM-SNARE network motifs in yeast and neurons.
By contrast, F207A was wild-type (WT -like in its ability to bind liposomes, WT -like40A/D144A showed sinnitscabilityeduced liposome binding close to the bindground liposomesbinding seen in a ΔC2 construct.
Thus, our study reveals an hitherto unknown organizational principle of RAD21 binding close to CTCF sites in vivo.
However, recent elegant studies of the colorectal cancer model COLO322 have shown that DMs can move through mitosis by binding close to the termini of human chromosomes [11], [12].
ENCODE shows an area of DNase hypersensitivity and transcription factor binding close to rs16969681.
RBM10 binding close to splice sites might interfere with splicing sites recognition and/or splice sites pairing.
