Sentence examples for binding reference from inspiring English sources

Hand bindery work includes the making of fine-tooled bindings, binding reference books and books of special economic or personal value, and the repair of rare manuscripts, early printed books, and historical documents.

Primary goal of this research is to create viable virtual model of transmembrane domain of mGluR2 receptor capable of binding reference ligands.

Compared to the high IgE binding reference allergen Bet v 1.0101, both production batches of Bet v 1.0401 showed significantly reduced binding of serum IgE (P<0.01) (Figure 4).

The half maximal mediator release per patient was defined by the dose-dependent mediator release curve of rBet v 1.0101, which was used as high IgE binding reference allergen.

All these TFs function on a landscape predisposed by NF-Y binding (references therein).

The perhaps greatest challenge in the field is to explain why interactions between an NTR and the stationary FG domains do no delay but instead greatly accelerate NPC passage in comparison to inert (i.e., non-FG-binding) reference molecules.

Her face is "tight as binding," a reference to the women's bound breasts, protocol on the compound.

C1s peak position at 284.8 eV is used as a binding energy reference.

The small amount of 18F-nifene binding with reference to the cerebellum affects an accurate evaluation of nAChROCC.

The current studies were designed to distinguish between the two distinct topological models currently proposed for HIV-1 gp41 by determining the accessibility of key CTT sequences in the context of virions and Env-expressing cells to binding by reference MAbs.

Based on use of this library for affinity selection of a large number of ligands, some with no known partners and some with well characterized SH3 partners, it has become clear that only moderately strong binding (with reference to SH3 binding in general) is needed in order to positively select individual SH3 clones from this library.