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Our application of QSAR techniques to dye cellulose binding is based on the hypothesis of specific dye fibre interactions.
This binding is based on the hard soft Lewis acid base theory where the sulphur on the thiolated polymer acts as a Lewis base and binds the metal (Lewis acid) by a coordinate bond (Pearson 1968).
The target sequence for light chain binding is based on the consensus sequence IQxxxRGxxxR [ 3] and therefore termed the IQ motif.
GATA3 levels were proteasome-dependent, similar to ERα, where rapid turnover of the receptor upon ligand binding is based on the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway [ 28].
DSF analysis of ligand binding is based on the concept that proteins are stabilized by their ligands, and the difference between the denaturation temperatures of the ligand-bound and ligand-free forms (i.e. Δ Tm) can be measured.
Our model of PU.1 and Spi-B binding is based on lymphoma cells over-expressing the proteins, which bears similarity to other B cell studies in terms of binding near target genes and associated binding motifs.
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Two of the three selection criteria used for similarity in DNA binding are based on in vitro (promoter affinity scores) and in silico (similarity of DNA binding domain) criteria, with no evidence for functional relevance under the condition investigated.
Originally, the definition of sequence-specific binding and the non-specific binding residues is based on the identification of hydrogen bonds and van der Waals attractions between protein side-chains and DNAs.
Similarly, the list of odorant binding genes is based on extracting all T. castaneum genes with the GO term "odorant binding" resulting in 262 genes of which 103 could be linked to iBeetle predictions.
The use of models for predicting binding residues is based on an inherent assumption that a protein is known to bind DNA.
The detection of binding site is based on the bound template (PDB ID: 1oxr, CHAIN ID: A, black) by mapping the ligand of template into unbound chain.
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