Sentence examples for binding of two proteins from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, crosslinking of thiouridine-labeled BiP IRES-containing RNA to cellular proteins identified the specific binding of two proteins, p60 and p95, to the 3'half of the BiP 5'NCR.
Herein, we have demonstrated the successful use of TRPS to observe the binding of two proteins, to their specific aptamers simultaneously.
The biochemical studies of BstDnaB-DnaG interactions demonstrate that the residues I119 and I125 of DnaB establish the foundation for binding of two proteins [38].
Channel opening and Ca2+ influx results from the binding of two proteins, stromal interaction molecules (STIM) 1 and STIM2, to ORAI1.
In this model, no dimerizations are explicitly modeled, and the model assumes that binding of two proteins to the operator site simultaneously.
However, utilization of FRET techniques not only allows the determination of intimate binding of two proteins, but also enables the verification of protein-protein interactions in the physiological context of the cell.
In addition, phosphate has been shown to compete with negatively-charged proteins when binding to certain surfaces [32], but conversely, the binding of four proteins to montmorillonite and kaolinite clays increased in phosphate buffer compared to DI water [33].
We model the enhanceosome with the sequential cooperative binding of four proteins.
These two classes of chromatin share high levels of binding of three proteins (D1, SuUR, and LAM) that in turn distinguish them from other chromatin states.
Reviewer #3 Crevenna et al. used TIRF microscopy to conduct a detailed study on how the dynamics at the barbed end and the pointed end of the actin filaments change in response to binding of four proteins to the side of actin filaments.
To evaluate the potential for simultaneous binding of three proteins (ETS monomer and CREB dimer) to the ETS⇔CRE motif, we built a molecular model using PDB files of the ETS1 protein bound to an ETS site (PDB ID: 1K79) (Garvie et al. 2001) and the CREB dimer bound to the CRE (PDB ID: 1DH3) (Schumacher et al. 2000).
