Sentence examples for mainly bind to from inspiring English sources

Taken together, the substrates mainly bind to the subsites − 1 to − 3 with the highest affinity, while the part bound to the reducing end would be hydrolyzed.

Rosling et al. (1992) and Lundquist et al. (1985) revealed that the released cyanide can mainly bind to methemoglobin until it becomes saturated.

PCA also revealed a different origin of the Hg water soluble fraction, mainly bind to organic matter and controlled by soil pH, Ca, Mn and Fe content.

In contrast, WDR21a, UVSSA, MCMBP, and MCM4 showed comparable USP7-binding affinity to M1USP7-FL, but impaired the interaction with W165AUSP7 (Fig. 2D), indicating that these proteins mainly bind to USP7 on the TRAF domain.

Integrins, the most important cell surface receptors that mainly bind to ECM proteins, consist of two non-covalently associated transmembrane glycoproteins subunits, α and β (Janes and Watt 2006; Kuphal et al. 2005; Villard et al. 2006).

In the blocking study, the decrease of tumor/blood uptake ratios of -125I]IV-OH between handperidol and SA4503 were almost the same (Figure 4A, SA4503 binds mainly to sigma-1, and haloperidol is a nonselective sigma ligand [32].) Therefore, the results suggest that -125I]IV-OH ought to mainly bind to the sigma-1 receptor.

In humans, thyroid hormones are mainly bound to thyroxine-binding globulin (TBG) (Brouwer et al. 1998).

The 25(OH D is transported in the circulation, mainly bound to its specific vitamin D-binding protein, also named the GC-group component (GC).

Studies of FITC-labeled H5N1 virus binding in the lung tissue of mice showed that H5N1 virus mainly binds to the tracheal epithelia and becomes progressively weaker in binding toward the alveoli, a pattern of binding opposite to that of the human respiratory tract.

Regarding PhaR-DNA binding, Figure 2A shows that PhaR mainly bound to the DNA containing the phaP promoter region (curve a), and barely bound to the DNA containing the phaR promoter region (curve b) or to the control DNA (curve c).

A ChIP-Seq analysis of FOXL2 genomic binding sites in these cells suggests that it mainly binds to regions located in the introns of its targets, and provides a resource of potential regulatory elements.