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Thus, it is possible that a single paratope can bind two unrelated peptides (mimitopes), or a particular epitope can be recognized by two different paratopes with no sequence similarity.
A butterfly bandage can be recognized by two sticky adhesive strips connected by a thin, non-sticky strip of bandage.
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If an antigen can be recognized by more than one component of its structure, it is less likely to be "missed" by the immune system.
Responses are polyclonal in nature as each clone somewhat specializes in producing antibodies against a given epitope, and because, each antigen contains multiple epitopes, each of which in turn can be recognized by more than one clone of B cells.
Structural similarity for the remaining 89% can be recognized by only one of the two neighboring methods.
It is demonstrated that the direction of the signal can be recognized by a cross-correlation calculation between two signals from the dual-sensor, one of which undergoes forward linear interpolation and backward linear interpolation.
Besides the existence of TSR-1 domain, all four (Rspo s can be recognized by the existence of a carboxy-terminal region with positively charged amino acids and two furin-like cysteine-rich repeats adjacent to the amino terminus of the mature protein.
The differences among accessions were observed and all eleven taxa can be recognized by their protein profiles.
Compared with YAP, TAZ has two phosphodegrons which can be recognized by β-TrCP (Huang et al., 2012; Liu et al., 2010; Zhao et al., 2010b).
Two other unlabelled GCs in the field can be recognized by virtue of their dense focal mTOR labelling alone (arrowheads).
Embryos were cultured to mid-4-cell stage in the incubator, the two daughter cells of the injected cell can be recognized by the H2B-mCherry expression.
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