Sentence examples for binding model are shown from inspiring English sources

The raw data (top panels) are converted to heat per injection, and the fitted curves using one-site binding model are shown as solid lines (bottom panels).

The best binding model is shown in Figure  2A, in which the two xanthones of Jac-A exhibit two different orientations with a 90° dihedral angle and occupy three sub-pockets (P2, P4, and P5).

Examples showing how the binding pocket changes after refinement in each model are shown in Supplementary Figure S4.

In support of this, A3B is required for SWI/SNF recruitment, activating histone modifications and PolII recruitment to ER binding regions (a schematic model is shown in Figure 7).

The simplest model consistent with our measured equilibrium ISWI DNA binding isotherms is a 1 1 binding model; analysis of these isotherms with respect to alternative models is shown in Table 1 of the Supporting Information.

In Fig. 5b, the competitive binding model fits are shown using BPND before motion correction with outliers excluded, BPND after FBF with outliers excluded, and BPND estimates obtained directly from the GIR algorithm with no exclusions.

For GR DBD binding to κBREs, a two-site binding model was used.

The corresponding tight binding model is also constructed.

As an example a tight binding model is discussed.

A global fit according to a 1 1 binding model was applied (black dashed curves).

Molecular graphics for the best binding model was generated using Discovery Studio Visualizer 2.0.