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As demonstrated below, even in wild type cells only a fraction of CadC binds to DNA (Table 1); the other still freely diffusing molecules could therefore bind when multiple binding sites are available.

This is because, only a very small percentage of binding sites are available to bind to interact with the transcription factors, as mentioned earlier in the limitation of regulatory networks section.

This increase is because at the higher dose of adsorbent, more binding sites are available due to increased surface area (Fig. 5b).

At the very beginning of reaction, a large number of binding sites are available on Pd II) IIPs for Pd II) adsorption together with the relatively high concentration of Pd II) ions, there exists a strong driving force to promote the mass transfer of adsorbate ions from bulk solution to the unoccupied binding sites.

This also implies an effective increase of the sampling of the structure since a large number of binding sites are available for ABP-tdEosFP.

|G| denotes the number of genes in the set G. By GF we describe genes that have been identified as transcription factors and for which profiles of recognized binding sites are available.

This is because all the binding sites have been utilized and no binding sites were available for further adsorption (Kanwal et al. 2012) (Figs. 16, 17).

Tau pathology can be quantified by reference tissue models without arterial blood sampling when reference tissue devoid of target binding sites is available.

The results of the ChIP qPCR assay and deletion ESE-1 binding site mutants confirmed that multiple ESE-1 binding sites were available in GP73 promoter.

The full list of these binding sites is available, with relevant information, in Additional Files 1 and 2. Interestingly, about half (4862) ERβ binding sites identified map within transcription units, mainly (3942 sites) in intronic regions.

In the absence of Swi6, additional H3K9me2-binding sites are available for the Chp1 subunit of the RITS complex, which stabilizes the RNAi machinery on chromatin and thereby promotes the methylation of neighboring nucleosomes (Fig 7B).