Sentence examples for binding sites are well from inspiring English sources
We found that both the SH2 and PTB binding sites are well conserved in DLC2.
The two programs returned almost identical results for the majority of the binding sites, since the majority of the binding sites are well conserved and thus perfectly aligned in the multiz alignments.
In the promoter region of the IRF1 gene, NF-κB binding sites are well represented by a strong peak near TSS site and by a weaker one in the region (500b - 1000b) upstream of TSS.
This primer pair should become a valuable asset for the identification of G12 strains found among the nontypeable specimens in many epidemiologic studies since the primer binding sites are well conserved among G12 strains from diverse locations.
Whereas apolar molecules interact poorly with water and are readily bound through the hydrophobic effect, polar species and binding sites are well-hydrated.
They show that different eTMs can bind to the same miRNA and the binding sites were well conserved among eTMs, while sequences flanking the miRNA binding sites varied a lot.
These results indicate that the FN binding sites were well constructed by arranging the ligand surfactant to a suitable position and immobilized by the photoreactive MPC polymer.
The enrichment level of Sty1 binding sites was well correlated between the two experiments (correlation coefficient = 0.84; p-value<2.2e-16 p-value<2.2e-16 p-value<2.2e-16
The predicted miRNA binding sites were well conserved among eTMs of the same miRNA, whereas sequences outside of the binding sites varied a lot.
All the sequences and positions for the putative transposase binding sites were well conserved in consistency with the sequence conservation of the putative transposase A gene (see below).
These sites display a strong pseudo-palindromic structure with consensus TGTGAN6TCACA, which is similar to the canonical CRP binding sites in E. coli, suggesting that the pattern of CRP binding sites is well conserved between cyanobacterial and E. coli.
