Sentence examples for binding zones from inspiring English sources

The presented decision support tools are a timely contribution to the designation of legally binding zones for renewable energy production.

It has been pointed out that the polyspecificity/broad substrate specificity of ABC transporters due to multiple separate binding sites or "binding zones," binding sites accommodating more than one ligand and high protein flexibility determine a complex phenomenon which can only be partially addressed by current methods in the computational drug design field [ 23, 24].

The binding zone between the G-blocks is often described by the so-called "egg-box model" [ 23].

These data are consistent with the hypothesis that troponin is responsible for the formation of myosin binding target zones along the thin filament.

Under normal conditions the most hypoxic region of the liver is the pericentral region or zone 3. HFD feeding for 16 weeks increased pimonidazole binding in zone 3 and extended staining into the midzonal and periportal regions when compared with control livers.

(3) The greater detail of the weak binding target-zone bridges and the availability of two crystal structures, one a transition state with the lever arm elevated and the other a rigor structure, reduced the amount by which the starting models had to be altered to fit the density.

But when passing through a synapse, the binding to active zone components competes with the binding for motor proteins, and may deliver the precursor vesicle to the synapse.

Specifically, our results support the view that bilateral AG serves as a convergence zone binding supramodal input from modality-specific and heteromodal systems.

The conformational switch between these states is controlled by divalent metal binding in two electronegative zones arising from the lysine-to-glutamate substitution in the protein body proximal to the phosphate backbone of one DNA arm.

To get an overall picture of the distribution of ASR1 binding along different gene zones, we constructed average distribution maps for target genes by using the software program "averageDistribution" (Additional file 3: TomatoProgramCode zip file).

As such zebrin may be regarded as a biomarker linking different cerebellar cortical zones, potentially binding activity of different olivo-cerebellar modules and mossy fiber systems (Voogd and Ruigrok, 2004; Pijpers et al., 2006; Ruigrok, 2011).