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Overall our binding experiments suggest that the H486R mutant is altered in its interaction with CYLD.

Altogether, these in vitro binding experiments suggest that QC can strongly interfere with binding of p33 to the TBSV RNA, thus inhibiting the recruitment of repRNA into replication, whereas the effect of CPZ on the interaction might only be effective at lower p33 concentrations (e.g., in the beginning of infection).

In vitro binding experiments suggest that ChoK α conformation might be modified after ChoKIs interaction, increasing the potential of apoptosis induction of this family of inhibitors by combining a metabolic effect by depleting PC synthesis, and a UPR response.

The observed polymerization and ThT binding experiments suggested that the non-native amyloid-like polymer could be produced from the random coil, apo state of the RTX protein.

DNA-binding experiments suggested that these derivatives bind to DNA through intercalation.

Additional Nrf2 DNA-binding experiments suggested that PKCε activates Nrf2 via CREB1.

ORF2 peptide-binding experiments suggested that the C-terminal region of ORF2 may mediate virus entry by binding to heat shock cognate protein 70 (HSC70) on the cell surface.

CrzA-binding experiments suggested that the 5′-CACAGCCAC-3′ and 5′-CCCTGCCCC-3′ sequences upstream of pmcA and pmcC genes, respectively, are possible calcineurin-dependent response element−like motifs (Dinamarco et al. 2012).

DNA-binding experiments suggest a role for the C-terminal tail in DNA interaction.

Thus, while we have been unable to provide definitive evidence of direct binding of RNA by MKRN1, our targeted CLIP experiments suggest that MKRN1 exhibits RNA-binding capacity in ESC populations.

Transfection experiments suggest that TCF binding sites can function in combination to enhance transcriptional activity.