"displace it from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of removing something from its original position or location. Example: The earthquake caused the landslide to displace the boulders from the top of the hill. In this sentence, "displace" means to move or shift, and "from" indicates the starting point of the movement. The phrase could also be used in other contexts, such as: - The new development project will displace many families and businesses from their homes and stores. - The storm's strong winds were able to displace the boat from its moorings. - My job promotion will displace me from my current office and into a larger workspace.
However, in the case of FLI1, there was statistical evidence that RUNX1 may displace it from its binding sites, suggesting that in different contexts RUNX1 binding may either displace FLI1 or attract it.
To an outsider, what's striking is that the new poles of attraction do not so much deny a legacy of violence as displace it from fact to fiction.
Beryllium is chemically similar to magnesium and therefore can displace it from enzymes, which causes them to malfunction.
Peptides corresponding to the N-terminal hydrophobic domain of HK were shown to effectively displace it from VDAC [4], [14], suggesting that the latter is required for HK binding to mitochondria [2], [25], [26].
In examining the terminal deletion variants of HsmtSSB we found pIs of 9.0 (ΔC), 9.2 (ΔN) and 9.5 (ΔNΔC), suggesting that lack of either or both termini causes a significant increase in the overall positive charges of the protein that may strengthen its interactions with Hspol γ, stimulating DNA synthesis and allowing Hspol γ to displace it from the ssDNA.
These data indicate that (R)- 2 interacts with the KAc binding site of the CREBBP bromodomain to displace it from chromatin.
Hypoxia-inducible factor-1 represses Myc by displacing it from its transcriptional binding sites, leading to pro-apoptotic p21 and p27 stabilisation.
GCs pass through the cell membrane and exert their biological effects through binding to the cytoplasmic GC receptor (GR), thereby displacing it from its molecular chaperones and unmasking a nuclear localization signal.
These results compared to data on the ROS intracellular level and glucose uptake and 3(c)) of cells subjected to the same treatments (i.e., in the presence or absence of serum and in the presence or absence of CD) suggests that when VEGF, normally autoproduced by B1647 cells, binds to its receptor it causes its activation, displacing it from raft to nonraft regions.
It merely displaces it from paper mill activity to data centers.
But the coalition-saving deal coincided with a personal scandal surrounding one of Mr Dewar's political advisers, which promptly displaced it from the local headlines.
