Sentence examples for binding have been found from inspiring English sources

The binding may differ for the inhibitors, and at least three types of binding have been found.

In addition, the effects of nonspecific binding have been found to be negligible (see Figure S4 in the Supporting Information).

Mutations in the arginine-glycine-aspartic acid (RGD) fibrillin-1 domain, which mediates integrin binding, have been found in the stiff skin syndrome, an autosomal dominant congenital form of scleroderma [ 30].

Although interface residues have been found to have a distinguishable conservation profile (Bordner and Abagyan, 2005), hot spot prediction using only sequence performs poorly (Ofran and Rost, 2007; Tuncbag et al., 2009) and residues that participate in both ligand and protein binding have been found to be less conserved (Davis and Sali, 2010).

The MIP showed outstanding affinity towards RhB in aqueous solution and the optimum pH value for binding has been found around neutral range.

A significant reduction in TSPO binding has been found in gray matter in a small sample of drug-naïve, first episode psychosis patients, suggesting a reduced number or an altered function of immune cells in brain at early stage schizophrenia.

As a second example, although ligand binding has been found to induce dimerization of both β2-adrenergic receptors on Sf9 cells and bradykinin B2 receptors on PC-12 cells [60], [61], it has distinct effects on receptor localization with lipid rafts.

The lifetime of pMHC-TCR binding had been found to be one of the few biophysical quantities to correlate with T-cell activation.

First, variation in ABO antigens has been associated with susceptibility to a number of infectious diseases 10, 13, and an interaction between ABO types and specificity of binding has been found in strains of Norwalk virus 20.

Maximizing the affinity of arrestin-1 binding has been found to require four or more phosphates, suggesting that phosphorylation of at least one threonine is necessary for normal desensitization (Vishnivetskiy et al., 2007).

A typical example is in prion disease such as GSS syndrome whose pathological hallmark is the presence of numerous mutant prion protein amyloid deposits throughout the cerebral cortices, especially in the cerebellum [ 12], where [F]FDDNP binding has been found to be elevated [ 3].