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Additionally, LexA binds to a very specific DNA sequence (Fig. 2): the LexA binding site is flanked by three very well preserved nucleotides containing a stretch of AT repeats.

In particular, each microtubule binds to a very large protein complex called the KMN network.

The contact stresses engendered are highly localised and bound to a very small volume of the material.

Since OTX1 and OTX2 bind to a very similar consensus sequence, we first tested the ability of OTX1 in transactivating both isoform of p63 (Fig. 1C).

It suggests as well the need to "subdue the self," k'e chi, what is bound to be a very unpopular notion in an age where "freedom of expression" dominates civility.

A city filled with bars is bound to be a very interesting place indeed.

Anything that bright and big is bound to live a very short life, going supernova within just a few million years.

As far as the decision whether to teach at a majority institution (PWI or predominately white institution) or a historically black college or university (HBCU) goes, it is bound to be a very personal one; there's no one-size-fits-all answer.

In SV40, the Sp1-VP15VP2/3-ses recruitment complex (or multiple of those) that binds at a very high affinity to a specific site of the SV40 genome, ses, most likely also functions as the nucleation center for assembly.

Like Harry Potter, the series is bound to have a very long afterlife.

He is bound to be a very helpful adviser in Winslet's career, and he may have been the driving force behind their move to America - he has big plans for theatrical partnerships between London and New York.