Sentence examples for it has bound from inspiring English sources

A Notch receptor is irretrievably altered by binding its ligand, so it is believed that each receptor can fire only once after it has bound its ligand [72].

Reporter tags (e.g., fluorophore or biotin) can be directly attached to the alkyne or azide group on the probe after it has bound its target via copper-catalyzed or copper-free bio-orthogonal click chemistry reaction.

The more stimulation a rat pup receives, the more NGFI-A it produces.This suspicion was confirmed when he found it is also the case that the more maternal care a pup receives, the more NGFI-A it has bound to its glucocorticoid-receptor genes.

"It has bound us together in a new way".

There's just one problem: The protein is microscopic, so once it binds, it's impossible to tell which peptides it has bound to.

Finally the euro has been an enormous political success in that it has bound together former combatants from two world wars into "peace and prosperity" partnerships.

But, on the other hand, the United States government had paid a huge sum for ransom and for the initial peace; it had made valuable concessions in the form of presents not stipulated by the treaty; it had bound itself to pay an annual tribute in naval stores which would be used for piratical purposes.

First, a modified form of CRM1 was crystallized once it had bound to a small fragment of protein that contains a class 3 nuclear export signal.

Interestingly, studies with purified components showed that α-ketoglutarate did not appear to regulate the binding of PII to ATase but instead seemed to control the ability of PII to control ATase after it had bound.

Ms. Forbes does an admirable job with her overwrought monologue ("It is my dishonor that has made you so dear to me. It is my disgrace that has bound you so closely to me"), but it feels interminable.

When viewed by high resolution electron microscopy, the circular SV40 DNA molecule has bound to it one to three globular protein "knobs".