Immunological analysis showed that (i) pSagE significantly upregulated the expression of a wide range of immune genes, (ii) pSagE induced the production of specific serum antibodies that bound whole-cell S. iniae, and (iii) treatment of S. iniae with pSagE-induced antibodies blocked bacterial invasion of host cells.
Wollenweber played his cor anglais like a god, the strings smoothly fitted their higher melodies around his, the wind and brass were supple and perfectly balanced; the percussion instruments (few but important) bound the whole thing together.
Mathematically, the block with the largest number of haplotypes provides a lower bound for whole genomic heterogeneity.
Radioprobe bound in whole brain was decreased following intravenous (iv) pretreatment with a dose range of unlabeled ([C] martinostat, 5 min prior to radiotracer administration.
What binds the whole together is something stronger: the business of having children.
David Thacker's fine direction is the force that binds the whole.
"It's the horrible glue that binds the whole event together".
Salonen revelled in the precision of its scoring and the network of thematic links that bind the whole structure together.
The presentation of words on the page, the structure, as well as the marriage of sounds which binds the whole thing together, is so crucial, and utterly missing from, say, a tweet.
In short West Ham would be the glue which binds the whole Olympic Park together.
The binding core of the MHC-II is approximately nine amino acids long [ 2]; however, the complete epitope length can vary from 9 to 25 amino acids [ 3] and may even bind to whole proteins [ 4].
