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The ChIP-PCR fragment covers part of the interval published by Fulp et al. (2008) and confirms that this p300 bound region is actively bound by a transcription factor in mouse neuronal cells.

Moreover, sclerotic prostate cancer metastases may be relatively hypocellular, so that viable tumor volume is under the detection limit of the PET/CT technique; conversely, these lesions are typically positive on conventional bone scan, since the radiopharmaceutical is actively bound by osseous matrix.

To determine whether GATA3 protein was actively bound to the predicted consensus MUC1 promoter sequence (at -2398/-2393 from transcriptionalonal start site (TSS)) in vivo and in vitro, we performed ChIP and gel shift analyses in breast cancer cells.

For instance, once RAD51 is bound, it is actively debarked by helicase Fbh1 [56].

Ybt's iron scavenging activity conforms to the canonical Gram-negative siderophore process in which it binds ferric iron, is actively transported through the outer membrane via a TonB-dependent β barrel protein (FyuA), and subsequently delivers iron to the cytosol through ATP cassette proteins (YbtPQ).

It is rapidly absorbed from the gut, is highly bound to plasma proteins and is actively secreted from the blood into the urine by the proximal tubular cells.

When bound to a filament, V is actively transported in a direction dictated by the kind of motor that is currently active.

This promoter is not bound by NF-Y (Figure 2A, lane 2) and is actively transcribed in TD cells (Figure 2D, lane 2).

The basement membrane is actively involved in leukocyte recruitment by its potential to bind and release cytokines and chemotactic factors.

After the integrin receptor on the cell surface binds to the RGD motif on the collagen molecule, cell adhesion is actively induced.

The campaign is actively hunting for new wellsprings of cash, while tapped-out donors who want to give more are contemplating financing independent efforts on her behalf that are not bound by contribution limits.