Sentence examples for molecules which bound from inspiring English sources

Because a biotin-antibody chemical link was made up of a dozen sp3 carbons, we assumed that mAb molecules which bound to the particle via the biotin anchor were free to rotate so as to find their target on the cell surface.

To investigate the mechanisms of diminished receptor intensity, we tested the hypothesis that the initial round of CRAD infection in few cancer cells produced excessive amounts of free fiber molecules, which bound to receptors in both infected and non-infected cells, and thereby masked these receptors.

These antibodies are tagged with biotin molecules, which bind to the protein avidin.

Calnexin, calreticulin and ERp57 are also involved in the assembly of CD1d molecules, which bind lipids.

Small molecules which bind to and stabilize quadruplex DNA are thus being investigated as potential cancer therapeutics.

For example, the helper T cell produces and displays IL-2 receptors on its surface and also secretes IL-2 molecules, which bind to these receptors and stimulate the helper T cell to grow and divide.

Virtual screening of small-molecule collections has become a widespread practice both in academic laboratories and in pharmaceutical companies to rapidly and inexpensively identify small molecules which bind to the intended target with sufficient affinity to facilitate initiation of a drug discovery project.

The FPGS enzyme requires three substrates, ATP, tetrahydrofolate and glutamate molecules, which bind different sites on the FPGS molecule.

Reactive dyes are extensively used in the textile industry due to the presence of reactive groups in their molecules which bind to fibers through covalent bonds.

SERMs are synthetic molecules which bind to ER and modulate its transcriptional activity to block estrogen-stimulated breast cancer growth.

Other molecules which bind to HLA-DR include super antigens such as staphylococcus enterotoxin B (SEB) [21] [23], and toxic shock syndrome toxin (TSST-1) [24]–[26].