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This binding could be competed away by a 20- to 50-fold increase of the wild-type, but not the mutant, PPRE oligomer.
Furthermore, EMSAs showed that Bin bound specifically to all three of the wild-type Fkh motifs in vitro, and that this binding could be competed with the wild type but not with the mutated binding sites (Fig. 1E), results that correlated with the effect of mutated Fkh sites on enhancer activity.
Moreover, EMSAs showed that CHES-1-like bound specifically to all three of the wild-type Fkh-binding sites in vitro, and that this binding could be competed with the wild type but not with the mutated binding sites (Fig. 1F), results that further strengthen this hypothesis.
The streptavidin binding of all the SBAs could be competed by biotin implying that they bind to the same site on streptavidin.
Consistent with PTD uptake, extracellular PrP binding to the cell surface could be competed with soluble GAGs.
ERα-dependent binding to radiolabeled PCNA-ERE1 could be competed away using excess unlabeled ("cold") PCNA-ERE1 probe (P-ERE1) whereas a similar probe with mutations in the two half-sites of the ERE (P-ERE1mut) did not efficiently compete for labeled PCNA-ERE1-bound receptor (Figure 3C).
SAM binding by Ash2L was UV-dependent and could be competed off by excess amount of unlabeled SAM (1000 fold, ∼0.35 mM) (Fig. 3A).
The bound complex could be competed by an unrelated CTCF binding site (F1), whereas the negative control, GST protein expressed in E.coli, resulted in no specifically retarded complex.
Another possibility is that dis1p could be competing with ase1p for binding sites on the MT lattice but with lower affinity.
