Sentence examples for bound to a subset from inspiring English sources

These antibodies also bound to a subset of heterologous ExPEC strains and enhanced neutrophil-mediated bactericidal activity against the homologous and a heterologous strain.

Sox2 is strongly bound to a subset of cancer and stem cell gene promoters and can upregulate the corresponding gene transcripts in RR cells but not in RU cells.

For example, the full lid bound to a subset of base subunits was isolated from bovine erythrocytes and shown to be capable of assembly into full RPs (Thompson et al., 2009).

Despite its ability to bind MT directly, TgICMAP1 only binds to a subset of tubulin containing structures in T. gondii.

Virus-binding study showed that neither seasonal influenza A (H1N1) nor A (H3N2) virus bind to small and large intestinal epithelial surface, but they bind to a subset of CD45+ leukocytes.

Other sequence-specific regulators of deadenylation include the Vts1 protein, which binds to a subset of yeast mRNAs through a specific stem-loop structure (Aviv et al. 2006) and recruits the Ccr4/ Pop2 deadenylase (Rendl et al. 2008).

The antigen for HCAb2 was found to be HSP90 and HCAb2 bound to a unique subset of xenograft tumor cells that were negative for calnexin.

MSL1 and MSL2, on the other hand, bound to a relatively small subset of broadly expressed MOF-NSL-targeted genes that were significantly stronger expressed than those where MOF was exclusively present with NSL complex members.

It binds to a specific subset of mRNAs, associates with polysomes and localizes to RNA processing bodies (P bodies) and to stress granules.

Analysis of similarity between canonical homeodomain TF binding specificities between fruit fly and mammals using these existing datasets suggested that fruit fly homeodomains bind to a smaller subset of sites than human homeodomains.

Results showed that AβOs bind to the soma and, especially, to dendrites of selected hypothalamic neurons (Fig 3A), similar to previous results demonstrating that oligomers bind to a specific subset of neurons in hippocampal cultures, rather than to all neurons (Lacor et al, 2004; Zhao et al, 2008; Bomfim et al, 2012; Lourenco et al, 2013).