Sentence examples for binds to a surface from inspiring English sources

PhiKan083 is a carbazole derivative that binds to a surface cavity created by the conformational mutation Y220C which highly destabilizes the p53 protein by 4 kcal/mol [ 25].

Surprisingly, although structurally similar to p23, SGT1 binds to a surface of HSP90 different from the surface corresponding to the p23-binding site.

However, since this peptide binds to a surface protein on tumor cells, such a protein could be a cell growth factor or hormone receptor and the binding of this peptide blocks the ligands-binding to the protein and therefore, inhibits their signaling transduction leading to the suppression of tumor cell growth, migration and adhesion capacity.

Filopodia act as cellular tentacles to bind to a surface then retract and pull the cell toward the bound surface.

Because sperm respond to progesterone within seconds, scientists reasoned that the hormone must bind to a surface protein and not one within the cells, which would take longer for the progesterone to reach.

It could be also possible that these effects are secondary consequences of the NFAP action: NFAP may bind to a surface receptor which activates a signalling pathway that leads to apoptosis and defective polar growth.

We find that certain cap chiralities, such as (8, 4), are more stably bound to a surface that resembles a Ni0.27Fe0.73 bimetallic catalyst, whereas other chiralities, such as (9, 4), are more stable on a pure Ni surface.

Furthermore, it is not known whether factor XII first has to bind to a surface before it can interact with the surface-bound factor XIIa in a two-dimensional process to become activated ("bound-substrate model") or if surface-bound factor XIIa activates a fluid-delivered form of factor XII ("free-substrate model").

These toxic oligomers, also referred to as amyloid-derived diffusible ligands (ADDLs), bind to a surface receptor on neurons and change the structure of the synapse, thereby disrupting neuronal communication.

We wanted to investigate if full-length MASP2 in complex with MBL also is capable of activating prothrombin when bound to a surface.

This may be understood in the theoretical framework developed by Cozens-Roberts et al., showing how receptor/ligand molecular bonds compete with mechanical forces in a hydrodynamic shear field to maintain a particle specifically bound to a surface through molecular links.