Sentence examples for may have binding from inspiring English sources

Therefore, since these enzymes have relatively low rates of ATP hydrolysis alone, many other helicases may have binding partners that stimulate their activities.

C2-L1Tc may have binding preferences for specific conformations of the L1Tc RNA.

Such processes may have binding agreements that define rules/procedures, rights, and responsibilities among the actors especially between the national and local ones.

Some of the sequences might be false positives with no TFBSs, whereas other sequences may have binding sites for other cofactors.

In the molecular function category, large proportion of unigenes may have binding activity (59%), catalytic activity (19%), or oxidoreductase activity (11%), while the cellular components consisted mainly of intracellular (57%) and membrane (23%).

Based on sequence prediction, a miRNA may have binding sites on hundreds of mRNAs, and an mRNA's 3′UTR may also be bound by tens of miRNAs (miRanda [ 1]; miRDB [ 2]; etc).. Besides, miRNA's direct binding on target mRNA may be affected by other complex factors [ 3], thus during carcinogenesis progress, a miRNA may regulate different target mRNAs in different stages.

The strong overlap of these two factors with CTCF binding sites raises the question whether AGO1 and HP1α may have specific binding motifs.

While the binding affinity of FadE is not well-known, our results suggest that it may have low binding affinity towards octanoyl-CoA and dodecanoyl-CoA, although further investigation is needed to test that hypothesis.

This result is consistent with the commonly accepted notion that structurally related TFs may have similar binding preference to DNA sequences, since the hierarchical clustering performed was solely based on the binding preference information (PFMs).

Although the unmodified, original sequence of RIAD and smAKAP both demonstrate preferential binding to PKA-RI, the chemically modified peptides are not as inherently flexible and therefore may have altered binding properties including their entropic and enthalpic properties.

Here's an example: An environmental chemist may have studied binding of certain molecules to humic materials (soil chemistry).