Sentence examples for may reflect binding from inspiring English sources

The bands c and d are not fully competed and may reflect binding activities capable of recognizing either site.

This raises the possibility that the differences noted between cross reactive epitopes may reflect binding by different IgEs.

These nonlinear responses of neural populations receiving input from both hemifields may reflect binding of the visual hemifields into a coherent percept.

Thus the Irgm2 and Irgm3 proteins found at the vacuole may reflect binding of the small cytosolic pools of these proteins to PVM-localized GKS molecules that have hydrolysed their GTP to GDP but have not dissociated from the vacuole.

The MEI-S332T331-D mutant with enhanced Polo binding in vitro shows aberrant localization to the chromosome arms in metaphase I and II, a pattern that may reflect binding to Polo in vivo.

Interestingly, EZH2 is also positively correlated with H3K9me3K14un and H3K9me3K14ac, which may reflect binding of polycomb repressive complex PRC1 (which does not contain EZH2 HMT) with H3K27me3 and H3K9me3, as previously documented.

It is important to note that this staining pattern may actually reflect binding of IL-17A to its receptors (IL-17RA, IL-17RC) on target cells of different types.

We observed that B cell culture supernatants from different patients displayed differential binding to each cell line, which reflects specificity and reactivity of different antibodies to a range of antigens expressed at different levels in a number of melanoma cell lines; these may also reflect binding to some antigens lowly expressed on human melanocytes (Figure 4 and Table 1).

As argued above, it may simply reflect binding of high concentrations of GST PH-PLCδ1 to plasma membrane PtdIns4 P.

The RNA DNA hybrids form DNase hypersensitive structures which may facilitate or reflect binding of transcription factors with preferences for either the A/B form RNA DNA duplex or the ssDNA in the R loop, and exist in large scale domains of repressed chromatin, with which their causal relationship is uncertain.

CREs that are common to the meiotically-active promoters from this study may reflect common binding sites for certain transcription factors that are required for meiotic activities (such as the binding sites of HMG-1, HMG-I/Y, ARR10 and bZIP910, Additional file 5, Table S2).