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Previously, we and other investigators had reported that two unusual zinc finger motifs at the C-terminus of ETO mediated binding to N-CoR.

The VAR2CSA mediated binding to a distinct chondroitin sulphate A (CSA) is a crucial step in the pathophysiology of placental malaria and the CSA binding region of VAR2CSA has been identified as a promising vaccine target against placental malaria.

The episomal replication is due to stable association with early replication foci by MARS mediated binding to the nuclear matrix protein scaffold attachment factor A (SAF-A).

Higher invasiveness of tumors with lower expression of CD44 into the lymph nodes can be related to weaker CD44 mediated binding to extracellular matrix [ 17].

Over time, signal began to pool in the liver, this is concurrent with the known uptake of virus by Kupffer cells and blood factor mediated binding to hepatocytes [3], [12], [13], [14].

Meanwhile, CD13 receptor mediated binding to tumor vasculature is specific but not to the other CD13 rich tissues, which was proved by in vivo studies [ 5].

The contribution of Fc receptor-mediated binding to the total binding of belatacept was negligible as concluded from in vitro autoradiography with human tissue and as expected from published data [13].

Cyanovirin-N (CVN) is a novel cyanobacterial protein that potently inhibits viral entry by human immunodeficiency viruses (HIV) via high affinity carbohydrate-mediated binding to the surface envelope glycoprotein gp120.

Specifically, the PMINs can anchor onto thrombus via heteromultivalent ligand-mediated binding to active platelet integrin GPIIb-IIIa and P-selectin, and release the thrombolytic payload due to vesicle destabilization triggered by clot-relevant enzyme phospholipase-A2.

Our targeting system is based on Ad vector targeting via scFv-mediated binding to a cell surface molecule.

They modulate gene expression by complementarity-mediated binding to target mRNAs resulting in the repression of translation [11] or in the cleavage of the target transcript [12], [13].