Sentence examples for binding protein and a from inspiring English sources
A bifunctional protein consisting of MutS, a mismatch binding protein and a beta-galactosidase reporter domain has been constructed.
The genes encode: 5 AP2 domain TFs, 4 NAC, 4 WRKY, 4 MYB, 1 B3 DNA binding protein and a number of different Zn-finger proteins.
In particular, hexamerin, juvenile hormone binding protein, and a cytochrome P450 from the 4C subfamily are likely to be involved in initiating the inactive period during the reproductive cycle of the queen.
Both vector systems encode two different affinity tags, an upstream albumin binding protein and a downstream hexahistidyl peptide, and are furnished with cleavage sites for two site-specific proteases for optional affinity tag removal.
MIF was identified as a binding protein and a functional suppressor of p53 [30], [30].
Auxin receptor TIR1 was found to be down-regulated by increasing concentrations of glucose while another proposed auxin binding protein and a receptor ABP1 was found to be up-regulated by glucose.
Similarly, a periplasmic binding protein and an ATP binding protein of a predicted ABC transporter for xylose (BOV_A1055-BOVA1056) contain frameshifts, which may underlie the inability of B. ovis to utilize xylose [40].
Some Ca2+ binding proteins Os05g0583500 (aK100131) a calcium binding protein and an EF-hand domain containing protein (AK100302) were also found to be down-regulated indicating tight regulation of signaling pathways.
The cleavage site for three targets has been experimentally validated for a chloroplastic CuZnSOD, a Squamosa promoter binding protein and an ARF (Table 8).
Examples include an inorganic phosphate biosensor based on the E. coli phosphate binding protein, a single-stranded DNA biosensor based on the E. coli single stranded DNA binding protein, and an ADP biosensor based on the bacterial actin homologue, ParM.
These include a ligand binding site with stacking and electrostatic interactions similar to many natural nucleotide binding proteins and a zinc-binding site that is structurally analogous to the treble clef zinc binding motif [9], [10].
