If a blood cell is healthy, the phagocyte stays bound to it only briefly, detaching after getting a "repulsion" signal through the protein.
8) In Figures 3B and 3C, it is curious that the SM stays bound to the SNARE complexes after disassembly by Sec18/Sec17, while Sec17 is removed.
Thus, after the genetic recombination is finished, RAD21L leaves chromosomes, parting its ways with REC8, which stays bound at the axes of recombined chromosomes.
Unfortunately, despite the fact that NADP+ stays bound to the protein throughout the catalytic cycle and it is beneficial for the stability of BVMOs (van den Heuvel et al. 2005), the coenzyme was absent in the elucidated crystal structure of PAMO.
That suggests, he says, that the cell is paying attention to the binding event rather than the duration that the molecule stays bound.
DExH helicase NPH-II unwinds RNA in a processive fashion [38] and thus stays bound to the RNA after each unwinding step.
In this picture, the C1B domain stays bound to the catalytic domain and helps maintain the kinase off state, with no significant membrane contacts.
112b, 112c Osborne and colleagues further revealed that PRMT1 employs a partially or semiprocessive mechanism, indicating that the substrate stays bound to the enzyme for two consecutive methylation reactions, and the major substrate released is ADMA.
While the accuracy of pre- and post-nucleation lifetime measurements is limited by our ability to resolve newly formed daughter filaments, the data clearly indicate that cortactin stays bound to the junctions long after nucleation.
How does one ensure that NO stays bound to heme iron in the crystal structures of NPs, given the photoreduction and the fact that Fe(II) might have altered affinity for NO than Fe(III)?
