Sentence examples for binding domain for the from inspiring English sources

The 142 amino acid (666 809) extracellular truncation of LRP5Δ overlaps a binding domain for the LRP5 antagonist DKK1 [28]–[31], and consequently LRP5Δ was found to be insensitive to inhibition by the DKK1 ligand [26].

To identify whether the β-catenin-binding domain is conserved in all Xins or alternatively is a derived trait specific to mXinα, the homologous region to the mXinα's β-catenin binding domain for the other 39 Xins were identified and aligned (Figure S2).

Both BPI and Pep 2.5 contain a high-affinity binding domain for the lipid A component of endotoxin.

LBP and bactericidal/permeability increasing (BPI) protein are comparable with respect to a high-affinity binding domain for the lipid A component of LPS.

Portions of receptors used correspond to extracellular domain for EGFR and IGF1R (receptor tyrosine kinases) and ligand binding domain for the other receptors (nuclear receptors).

The opposite can be observed after transfection of an antagonistic relaxin-2 analogue lacking the binding domain for the relaxin receptor RXFP1 [ 4].

However, even this might not enable us to uniquely determine the underlying network wiring without the additional aid of other data such as those indicating the presence or absence of binding domains for the different proteins, metabolites and other molecules that define the network and so constraining the solution space.

More generally speaking, it is not hard to imagine how natural selection, starting with some crude linkages between GA-motifs and GA-rich sequences, over time could have selected for gene products P0 with binding domains for the same combination of tetra-GA-factorsm as were contained in their corresponding GA-Sequ0.

In two instances, different groups have reported seemingly contradictory DISC1 binding domains for the same protein.

The independence of the DNA binding domains for the exonuclease and polymerase active sites varies significantly among DNA polymerases.

The inefficient translocation between the exonuclease and polymerase active sites in conjunction with the nonprocessive nature of the exonuclease raised the possibility that UL30 might contain at least partially independent DNA binding domains for the polymerase and exonuclease active sites.