This copolymer particle system efficiently bound IL-1Ra and maintained protein bioactivity in vitro.
BthChi74 efficiently bound to chitin beads, α-chitin, and cellulose with binding percentages of 98, 89, and 88%, respectively.
Inspired by the representation power of quantum TNs, this paper offers a new approach to efficiently bound all-terminal network reliability (ATR).
Confocal imaging demonstrated that both EGF-Au and EGF-Au-PEG NPs were efficiently bound and internalised by MDA-MB-468 cells.
Our study demonstrated that the 2G12-reactive TM yeast glycoproteins efficiently bound to recently identified bNAbs including PGT125-130 and PGT135 that recognize high mannose glycan-dependent epitopes.
Camelized single-domains efficiently bound Vif protein and neutralized its infectivity enhancing function, by reducing late reverse transcripts and proviral integration.
Functional characterization showed that the protein assembled on hydrophobic surfaces as a thin layer even at very low concentrations and efficiently bound a biotinylated compound.
This novel macromolecule served as an optimal vehicle that efficiently bound ovalbumin (OVA) antigen forming a controlled nanostructure through electronic self-assembly and resulted in a substantially increased cellular uptake.
The most potent compound identified, BMD4702, efficiently bound to the Dvl PDZ domain with 11.2 μM affinity and had a 0.186 μM KD value according to surface plasmon resonance and fluorescence spectroscopy, respectively.
In vitro, FPyPEGCBT-c RGDfK) eFPyPEGCBT-c RGDfKRGD-refficientlyintegrins as compared to a control c(RGDfV) peptide (IC50 = 30.8 × 10−7 M vs. 6.0 × 10−7 M). [18F]FPyPEGCboundRGDfK) cell uptake was mediated by an active transport through bintegrins αV, β3 asd β5 but not to β1 subunits.
The antisera against the peptides within the region from aa 18 to 144 efficiently bound to HPV16 L1/L2-capsids and neutralized HPV16 pseudovirions, indicating that the region is displayed on the surface of the capsids and contains several neutralization epitopes.
