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When the subregions of the hippocampus were analysed on the high-resolution autoradiographic images, binding differences between the control and KASE animals in CA1 (613%), CA2 (491%) and CA3 (860%) were higher compared to the dorsal hippocampus as a whole (226%) (Figure 6).

In all, seven out of ten polymorphic markers indicated reproducible binding differences between the alleles.

Subsequent ChIP analysis indeed confirmed TRα1 binding to this TRE in brain chromatin of hypo-, eu- and hyperthyroid mice, with no significant binding differences between the three conditions.

ADP scavenger apyrase did not abolish thrombin-induced fibrinogen binding difference between the WT and PP1cγ−/− platelets (Figure 2B).

This observation suggests that the fibrinogen binding difference between the WT and PP1cγ −/− platelets is not dependent on dense granule ADP.

This DNA binding difference between the two dyes may be at least partially responsible for their difference in the PCR inhibition.

Across the Mus genus, SNVs in directly bound sequences matching the canonical motif could account for less than a third of TF binding differences between species; the overall result was largely independent of the information content of the base where SNVs occurred (data not shown).

The binding difference between C60 and two proteins, the location of C60 nanoparticles and the changes of protein conformation and secondary structure were also proposed.

The binding difference between 3, 4 and 5, 6 argues the importance of the carboxylic group in achieving higher potency NT(8 13) mimetics.

The binding difference between intact and lyzed TC-O cells was similarly evidenced at days 5 7 and days 10 15, indicating that most of the expressed protein resided within intracellular membranous structures in exponential and stationary growth phases.

From the present calculations, it is found that the binding energy differences between the above models of superlattices are very small (about 1 to 2 meV), which indicates that the energy of superlattice is not sensitive to the stacking of the atomic layers.