Sentence examples for competent form from inspiring English sources

HSF is present in cells at all times and is activated to its transcriptionally competent form upon stress.

The protease of Human Immunodeficiency Virus type 1 (His–1–PR) is a dimer in its catalytic competent form (Fig. 1).

AZE-GFP (schematically depicted in Figure S1B) is an infectious, replication competent form of Moloney MLV containing an amphotropic MLV envelope, and an internal ribosomal entry site (IRES) adjacent to a GFP gene [41].

Thus, of all putative roles that we have examined for the UPF0157 domain at the C-terminus of mycobacterial CoaE, the only physiologically significant role to emerge is its ability to facilitate the expression of the NTD in a folded/catalytically competent form.

In a recent study of NDV VLPs [49], the particle-incorporated proteins were reported to have virus-like protein ratios, but the F protein remained in its precursor form because the cleavage site required to produce the fusion competent form was mutated by design.

This marks the polymerase for progression to a fully elongation competent form.

TCP1α is a selective molecular chaperone in tubulin biogenesis, by that nascent tubulin subunits are bound to TCP1α and released in assembly competent forms.

Wang et al. [ 33] demonstrated that a synthetic peptide corresponding to TMIV of the chemokine CXCR4 receptor reduced FRET signals between co-expressed energy-transfer competent forms of this receptor and blocked a number of CXCR4-mediated effects.

Here, we address these issues and show that under self-renewal conditions the transcriptional activity of β-catenin is negligible due to the localization of the transcriptionally competent forms of β-catenin to the membrane, where some of them form a complex with E-cadherin and Oct4.

We have examined the effects of various surfactants on two conformational transitions of the T-domain, thermal unfolding and pH-induced transition to a membrane-competent form.

The dengue envelope β-OG pocket is a crucial hinge for mediating virus-host fusion via conformational changes in the envelope to the fusion-competent form.