Sentence examples for binding entities for from inspiring English sources

Cys163 (sub-siteite; required for covalent and H bonding with Michael acceptor of inhibitors), His121 (S1; π stack with bicyclic isatin moiety), Gly122 (S1; H bond with carbonyl oxygen) and Tyr204 (S2; π stack with phenyl group of the isatin sulfonamide molecule) as stringent binding entities for enabling caspase-3 optimal binding.

On the opposite, Zeng et al. reported that in non-starved U-251 glioblastoma cells, neither Bcl-2 nor Bcl-xL were normal endogenous binding entities for Beclin 1 [27], suggesting that depending on the settings, these proteins are not obligate partners.

A PDB entry can have more than one protein-DNA binding sites; for example, 1A02 has two distinct protein-DNA binding entities on one double-stranded DNA (NFAT-DNA and FOS-JUN-DNA).

Recently, multimerized UBDs were shown to display up to a 1000-fold increaffinityfornity for ubiquitin, and these so-called tandem ubiquitin binding entities (TUBEs) now enable the purification of ubiquitylated proteins from primary tissues.

Comparison of such complexes can be problematic as these complexes have different protein-DNA binding entities.

Langmuir Blodgett thin films and vesicle bilayers provide ideal configurations for precise delivery of the biological binding entity to the sensing interface, and for control of molecular orientation for effective biomolecular interaction.

Here we describe a homogeneous biochemical assay that utilizes native ubiquitin and Tandem-repeated Ubiquitin-Binding Entities (TUBEs) as a detection technology for ubiquitination activity.

For targeted payload delivery, hapten-binding entities that carry this mutation can be attached to cell or disease tissue-targeting antibodies.

The sdAbs are also particularly suited for intrabody production because they fold efficiently into functional antigen-binding entities even inside the reducing environment of the cytoplasm [ 36].

Chemical approaches to biological systems have not only generated target-binding entities, but also novel catalysts.

Aristotle believed that all abstract entities depend on concrete entities for their existence.