Sentence examples for by binding of specific from inspiring English sources
The Taq polymerase can be inactivated by binding of specific antibodies or aptamers, by incubation with chemicals or by altered molecular kinetics (Sharkey et al. 1994; Birch et al. 1996, Hermann and Patel 2000; Gening et al. 2006; Kermekchiev et al. 2003).
GTP-hydrolysis by GTPases is intrinsically slow but can be accelerated by binding of specific external factors.
In addition, p21CIP1 expression is also repressed by binding of specific miRNAs to its 3'UTR region.
Importantly, these data demonstrate that the oligomeric state of NEMO is modulated by binding of specific ligands.
EGFR is activated by binding of specific ligands, including epidermal growth factor and transforming growth factor α (TGF α).
In promoter regions, unmethylated CpGs usually activate transcription by binding of specific transcription factors, whereas methylated CpGs can 'silence' transcription by preventing binding [ 5].
Alternatively, CD47-induced activation of a PTX sensitive G-protein can arise through a trans interaction i.e. by binding of a specific ligand, for example thrombospondin, directly to CD47 [23].
MTK1 is activated by binding of its specific activator, Gadd45, in a manner similar to activation of Ssk2 and Ssk22 by Ssk1, although these activators are unrelated and not functionally exchangeable (Takekawa and Saito 1998; Mita et al. 2002; Miyake et al. 2007).
Apoptosis follows two main pathways, the extrinsic pathways, initiated by binding of ligand of specific death receptor and the intrinsic pathways initiated at mitochondria.
Expression of HLA-B27 heavy chain in cells deficient in TAP (transporter associated with antigen processing) results in homodimer formation, demonstrated by binding of homodimer-specific monoclonal antibody.
The transport of pigment organelles during aggregation and dispersion is regulated by signaling mechanisms initiated by the binding of specific hormones to cell surface receptors, which results in the modulation of cAMP concentrations [4], [5].
