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R2R3 MYB genes tend to display limited homology (aside from the highly conserved DNA binding region), and the code by which R2R3 MYB genes bind to specific sequences has not been well elucidated [ 45, 48].

The reason these genes produce an increase in risk of coeliac disease is that the receptors formed by these genes bind to gliadin peptides more tightly than other forms of the antigen-presenting receptor.

Proteins from these genes bind to small guide RNAs to form TE silencing complexes [ 42, 43].

SOX genes bind to the minor groove in DNA to control diverse developmental processes [ 3].

The protein products of the TSC1 (hamartin) and TSC2 (tuberin) genes bind to each other and function together to modulate downstream signaling pathways.

These pro-survival genes bind to beclin 1, and form a trimeric complex, which inhibits beclin 1-mediated autophagy function, resulting in proliferation and survival of cancer cells (Furuya et al, 2005; Pattingre et al, 2005).

The same thing also occurred when the constructs of human MnSOD genes bound to viral probes were administered.

Because our logistic regression suggests that YRV genes are preferentially localized to repressive chromatin, we would expect that YRV genes should be both over-represented in the set of genes bound to the nuclear lamina and also over-represented among late-replicating regions of the genome.

This gene binds to the tumor suppressor Beclin-1 and regulates cytokinesis [ 110, 111], and is recurrently mutated in breast cancer [ 29].

The Ino2- Ino4 heterodimer, which is required for activation of transcription of UASINO-containing genes, binds to this site (Ambroziak and Henry 1994).

A subset of early meiotic genes binds to the YTH-domain-containing Mmi1 protein, which targets them for degradation via the nuclear exosome pathway.