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The majority of bound vesicles however are derived from the ER (MV2), which bind over the entire surface, not just at the poles [17].

Once the phosphopeptides or phosphoproteins are bound to the chromatography matrix, it is of key importance to elute the vast majority of bound phosphopeptides/proteins (ideally all of them) out of the matrix.

Using this property, we showed that in vivo clot-associated XL5-HSA is urea-insoluble, like the majority of bound fibrin or α2AP, but unlike the majority of bound HSA.

Again, the optimal elution buffer was required to release the vast majority of bound proteins out of the chromatography matrix.

While 28%% of sites were not classified, the majority of bound sequences from ChIP-exo obtained a grade greater than 1, with a predominance of grade four and five, (Fig.  3b, left panel).

We believe the majority of bound Zn ions were released from protein and organic ligands into the aqueous phase during the extraction procedure, since this technique achieves a high recovery.

A substantial majority of genes bound by E2F4 are bound in most tissues; we identified a core set of approximately 450 genes common to all human tissues in our study (Table 1, Figure S3, Materials and Methods).

As expected, the vast majority of genes bound by TAFs 7 and 11 were also bound by TAFs 3 and 5. Representative examples of promoter occupancy maps for two class I (SLC25A3, CCNB2) and class II (SFPQ, UCHL1) genes are shown in Figure 6D.

Figure 3K shows that the H3 HA protein bound to approximately 60% of the HAE cells and the majority of those bound were of the non-ciliated type.

Thereby, it was found that NANOG binds to over 1600 promoters of both active and inactive genes in hESCs, and that the majority of promoters bound by NANOG were co-occupied by OCT4 and SOX2.

The majority of migrants bound for Italy are fleeing poverty, wars and dictatorships in Nigeria, Eritrea, Sudan and the Gambia.