Sentence examples for head to bind from inspiring English sources

These experiments revealed that inactive Taspase1 monomers use a 'docking head' to bind into a 'docking zone' of an opposing Taspase1 monomer.

Recent work has suggested that NL docking may occur in two stages: first, ATP binding induces a load-dependent mechanical transition, leading to partial NL docking [β1], whereas subsequent ATP hydrolysis completes the docking and enables the tethered head to bind the MT [β2] (Milic et al., 2014).

Moreover, the assembly includes a histidine tag head able to bind to modified phospholipids which lead to a new generation of self-assembled dynamic DNA chips.

As an example, experimental studies indicate that Dachs coprecipitates and interacts with Warts [ 47], and our analysis reveals that Dachs may use its myosin head domain to bind to Warts's protein kinase domain, because they share strong coevolution signals.

Dynein has a net preference to move along a right-handed helical path, suggesting that the heads tend to bind to the closest tubulin binding site in the forward direction when taking sideways steps.

Conversely, if the muscle is stretched, which is to say the target zone moves Z-ward, there are literally no myosin heads positioned to bind the target zone.

  Provide training for individuals (including children heading households) to bind together in savings schemes, and to identify good opportunities for investment of savings in productivity-enhancing innovations.

The transition from the initial weakly and non-stereo-specifically bound state of the myosin head to a stereospecifically bound state has been suggested to involve an average rolling transition of the myosin head on the actin filament [ 72– 74] followed by locking in the stereospecifically attached state.

Although this back swing to form a prestroke conformation facilitates the leading head of M5 to bind to actin in the backward leaning orientation, this conformation also occurs in the flexible ADP-bound head (otherwise, two-headed binding to actin could not occur in the presence of ADP).

Perhaps this technological intrusion had to rear its head in order to bind us together — to half-break America's robot heart so we can solder it back together, stronger.

Formation of microtubules involves reversible, noncovalent polymerization of repeating α/β-tubulin subunits that bind head to tail into protofilaments [ 7- 9].