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Under these conditions, S motile cells might not need to bind as tightly to the EPS and the nonspecific binding may be sufficient to activate S motility.
These data indicate RSV binding may be sufficient to mediate at least partial DC activation.
Hence, ligand-receptor binding may be sufficient in guiding the cell membrane around the particle under certain conditions (passive zipper).
Our finding that hP2X4 (which formed a very low proportion of oligomers in detergent) bound to ATP-coupled beads implies that the presence of a partial binding site may be sufficient to permit ATP binding.
Our results suggest that estimating the protein protein and the protein genome binding affinities may be sufficient to predict which pathway occurs.
As the CDK2 binding pocket is very hydrophobic this generalisation may be sufficient to get a good correlation to experimental binding energy.
These results suggest that single amino acid changes in the receptor binding site of the H2 HA may be sufficient to confer transmission via respiratory droplets.
It has been proposed that immunosuppressive transforming growth factor β (TGF- β) release stimulated by binding of apoptotic cells to macrophages may be sufficient to avoid potentially problematic auto-antibody generation, even in the absence of clearance.
This is correct, and we've added the Hura et al. reference to further support that ATP binding in the absence of DNA may be sufficient for the formation of a closed clamp state.
The activation of CaMKII is highly cooperative (Gaertner et al., 2004; Rosenberg et al., 2005), so low levels of Ca2+/CaM that are insufficient for autophosphorylation of an unactivated holoenzyme may be sufficient for binding the target subunit and enhancing its autophosphorylation in holoenzymes that contain some activated subunits through exchange.
This result suggests that PWMs may be sufficient to model binding sites for most of the transcription factors in this study, whereas perhaps other transcription factors may require more complex binding site models.
