Sentence examples for binding of the molecular from inspiring English sources

Binding of the molecular species on the pore surface induces changes of refractive index and wavelength shifts in the fringe pattern that can be easily detected and quantified [14].

These studies motivate us to undertake a characterization of the effect of PhC binding on the molecular dynamics (MD) properties of PDC109.

Assuming that the hPS moiety may represent a target for CT 4 on the membrane/water interface, it was necessary to identify potential sites for the lipid head group binding on the molecular surface of the toxin.

In this paper, we have refined the TRAK2 binding site within the kinesin-1 cargo binding domain of the molecular motor, KIF5A.

The distribution of the sequences between specialized terms in the binding section of the molecular function category showed that the greatest numbers fell under protein-binding (35%) and nucleotide-binding (19%).

Docking simulation of compounds 10 and 20 was carried out to illustrate the binding mode of the molecular into the EGFR active site, and the result suggested that compound 10 and 20 can bind the EGFR kinase well.

Recently, Clardy et al. showed that different positions of alkyne modifications in the peptide sequence lead to different binding affinities of the molecular imaging agent, which could be one of the reasons for the lower binging affinity of Cu-E4-Fl 6, compared to the original peptide sequence.

Comparing with the normal gene network, YY1 gene shows a different expression level and interacts with ATF2 gene which is mediated by the zinc ion binding of the YY1 molecular function.

First, the specificity of the binding between the molecular probe and HPA was evaluated by immunofluorescence.

The Retinol binding proteins rbp4 and rbp4l and the Prostaglandin D2 synthase ptgds [64] (as well as the very similar zgc:153154) constitute an enriched class of "retinoid binding" in the molecular function GO field (Figure S1 and Table S3).

Here we report that oxidative stress in the ER of yeast, created by Ero1* overproduction, results in direct modification by peroxide of a conserved cysteine in the ATP-binding site of the molecular chaperone BiP.