Sentence examples for binding targets of the from inspiring English sources

"Rich countries are undermining the entire climate regime, particularly the binding targets of the Kyoto protocol.

European speakers voiced support for legally binding targets of the kind that the Bush administration has resisted.

He made it clear even then that he would continue to resist binding targets of the sort envisioned by Kyoto in favor of voluntary, country-by-country agreements — "aspirational" goals, in the words of his environmental adviser, James Connaughton, instead of real ones.

Additionally, 22 mammary-expressed genes involved in regulation of host immune processes and response to inflammation were identified as potential binding targets of the differentially expressed miRNAs.

This suggests that functional redundancy may lead to one TF compensating for another, thus masking the TF knockout effect on the binding targets of the knocked-out TF.

Our analyses suggest that one TF property (functional redundancy) may lead to one TF compensating for another, thus masking the TF knockout effect on the binding targets of the knocked-out TF.

Thus, this footprinting result verifies that the binding target of the macrocycle moieties of the peptolide probes is indeed the same as the parent macrolide drug.

Although in this case, a chemogenomic approach did not identify the direct binding target of the small molecule, it enabled identification of a pathway of importance to the mechanism of action of the drug.

The first motif, GCCCA, known as site II motif and highly enriched in promoters of all three classes of RPGs in A. thaliana, is a binding target of the transcription factor At-TCP20 [ 13].

At the top of the up-regulated divergence gene list is ankyrin repeat and SOCS box-containing 2 (ASB2), which is known to be a retinoic acid-response gene and a binding target of the promyelocytic leukemia retinoic acid receptor-alpha (RAR α) oncogenic protein [ 42].

One of the binding targets of PLSCR1 is the promoter of the inositol 1,4,5-trisphosphate receptor.