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This in turn positions P5 and P8 aromatic rings to face solvent that may promote binding to the T-cell receptor, leading to a robust T-cell activation.

This result indicates that phosphorylation may promote binding of SGK to Nedd4-2.

Also, we have determined that β-catenin and Dvl overlap in Nkd1 binding domains, that they likely compete for binding to Nkd1, and that Wnt signaling may promote binding between Nkd1 and β-catenin.

Higher salinity may promote binding of a hydrophobic substrate to enzyme or of hydrophobic residues to each other within the enzyme to ensure optimal folding for enzymatic activity.

The 5' UTR in the pIVEX1.3 vector includes an ARC-1 sequence element, which is complementary to an internal 18S rRNA segment [ 41] and may promote binding to the 40S ribosomal subunit [ 42].

It is proposed that the binding of corepressor to monomeric BirA may promote DNA binding by facilitating the formation of a multimeric BirA-corepressor-DNA complex.

Even though we cannot completely rule out that these larger pre-steady-state currents are due to a higher expression level of E457Q-hSGLT3 than WT, our results suggest that a glutamine at position 457 may promote Na+ binding to the protein, which could allow hSGLT3 to function as a transporter by enabling necessary conformational changes prior to sugar binding.

This revealed increased Klf2 recruitment in epiSCs in the presence of Prdm14 and Klf2, compared to cells with Klf2 alone on day 2 of culture in LIF-Stat3, indicating that Prdm14 may promote the binding of Klf2 to enhance reprogramming.

The record in Figure  4B shows that the A-allele of rs56352346 may promote the binding of CYP4B1 gene and hsa-let-7a-2-3p and when rs56352346 is the C-allele, the mature miRNA and gene cannot combine.

The structural changes may promote the substrate binding and increase of the mutant in catalytic activity.

An alternative explanation is based on findings that spatial gradients of Sema3A and VEGF may promote differential NRP1 binding [ 50].