†A, toxic gene tcdA; B, tcdB; cdtB, CDTb gene for the binding segment of the binary toxin; – and + indicate absence or presence of the gene.
After observing the binding environments of NA-ZMR and NEU2-ZMR complexes, the interacting residues and identified binding segments of two complexes are different (RMSD of binding segments is 3.8).
In the DNA-binding segment of the protein, regions where non-specific binding residues are located will cover the regions where specific binding residues are located.
First, when the outermost L12 dimer is removed along with its binding segment of L10 CTD [ 19], CM50S tilts towards L9.
We then identified the binding segments in the interface of the query complex.
E. coli prefers to have binding segments with the length of 3, 4, 5 and more than 6 nucleotides whereas its preference is less for 2 and 6-residue segments.
In contrast, most, if not all, currently identified ANK repeat-binding segments of ankyrin's membrane targets are either shown or predicted to be unstructured before binding to ankyrins (Bennett and Lorenzo, 2013).
Overall, the results of the present study reveal that the C-terminal PDZ-binding segment of PTEN is both necessary and sufficient for the effects of the phosphatase on spine density in this bioassay.
The key differences between CompA and other members of the actin fold family are: (i) the presence of a cluster binding segment, the "cluster helix"; (ii) the [4Fe-4S] cluster; and (iii) the location of the homodimer interface, which involves the bridging cluster.
Any of two binding segments with at least one overlapped amino acid are merged into a single one.
66 This tenacious attachment results from its favorable three-dimensional configuration that brings each of its Fab binding segments into contact with each VEGF subunit, thereby creating a nearly irreversible two-fisted grasp.
