Sentence examples for in which bound from inspiring English sources

Our results suggest that DM mediates epitope selection by a "compare-exchange" sorting process in which bound peptide release occurs only in the presence of exchange peptides, and these are tested by MHCII on the basis of their folding properties in the context of a geometry that allows for rebinding of the original peptide.

This pattern is similar to the first pattern, in which bound MrpC2 appears to enhance the binding of FruA.

To further characterize bfAANATα, off-rate analysis was done using the displacement strategy described previously [ 15], in which bound CoA-HNE is displaced by CoA-T, a non-fluorescent AANAT inhibitor [ 36] that does not interfere with detection of CoA-HNE.

In the kinetic assay, in which bound and free H-STX are separated by ion exchange chromatography (free H-STX binds to the cation-exchange resin, and bound H-STX passes through the column together with the receptor), the aim is to separate the bound from free radioligand in a few seconds before there is time for a significant amount of dissociation to occur.

This scheme is similar to one proposed in a recent structural paper in which bound CO2 was trapped as a bridging ligand between Ni and an asymmetrically coordinated Fe, which has been called Fe1 (also called ferrous component II, FCII) (9).

Immunoassays using this technique are usually performed on microtitration plates in which bound and free tracer is separated by washing and the fluorescence of the bound fraction (solid phase) is measured after addition of enhancement solution to the wells of the plates.

Interestingly, in contrast to AKT which bound PIP3, Tyr-phosphorylated AKT bound another membrane phospholipid, phosphatidic acid (PA) (Fig. S8).

This response was mediated by the AR which bound in the vicinity of the UPR genes.

It contains polymers of cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignin which bound together in a complex structure.

This can be stimulated in vitro by incubation in carnitine, which binds free FAs in the cytoplasm.

Sequence alignments of TRPV proteins confirm this trend, as the equivalent residue is a tyrosine in TRPV3, which binds ATP, and threonine in TRPV5, which does not.