Sentence examples for conformational changes triggered by from inspiring English sources

It corresponds to a reaction intermediate that occurs during a series of conformational changes triggered by mismatch recognition, and explains why specifically this conformation of MutS is able to recruit MutL.

These remarkable functions could be ascribed to conformational changes triggered by photo-isomerization of spiropyran.

The conformational changes triggered by UGA binding to the allosteric site can be exploited in designing potent inhibitors.

These 15 nm ultrathin polyelectrolyte brushes can be used to modulate the interfacial resistance via conformational changes triggered by external electrolytes and solvent.

This result supports the hypothesis that the MSH2-dependent pathway is initiated by specific protein conformational changes triggered by binding to either DNA damage or small compound molecules.

Together, the open and closed structures show how local conformational changes triggered by ATP hydrolysis lead to an alteration of intersubunit contacts within and across the rings, ultimately causing a rocking motion that closes the ring.

Activation of LOX requires a conformational change triggered by either osteopontin (OPN 40 and/or periostin41.

Here we develop and test a model for the molecular mechanism of the re-engineered chaperonin, which undergoes a large-scale closed to open conformational change triggered by reversible photo-isomerization of a site-specifically attached azobenzene crosslinker.

Therefore, as the reviewers suggest, even if protonation is the direct cause of response, it still may need a conformational change (triggered by either binding or transport).

It is noteworthy that the S344 is positioned in a loop between two predicted helices in the FBXO28 C-terminus, potentially influencing FBXO28 dimerization and/or SCF activity through a conformational change triggered by CDK-dependent phosphorylation.

Finally, in RecBCD, the recognition of Chi is thought to cause a conformational change triggered by the unlatching of a nearby ionic interaction between a 'latch' in the 2A core domain and the 1B accessory domain of RecC (SC Kowalczykowski, personal communication).