Sentence examples for most common binding from inspiring English sources

Egg white and gum Arabic are the most common binding media for medieval manuscripts in Europe [61].

This value exceeds those for Fuller's earth and activated carbon, which are the most common binding agents used for paraquat.

In contrast, gum Arabic was the most common binding medium used on paper-based works of art in Europe from the sixteenth century onwards [24] and on illuminated manuscripts from the Safavid and Mughal empires [25, 26].

These motifs are not exact strings: while most binding sites for a given factor resemble a "consensus string" (for example, ACGCGT, the most common binding sequence for the MBP1 protein in budding yeast), mismatches and variations often occur.

Although IGFBP3 is the most common binding protein found in the placenta [ 23], IGF1 and IGFBP1 appear to play the major role in regulating fetal growth.

The most common binding specificity for the PX domain appears to be for PI(3 P; hence, several PX domain-containing proteins localize to PI(3 P-rich endosomal and vacuolar structures through this domain.

The two most common are binding to the ligand-binding site of the receptor and, conversely, binding to the receptor-binding site of the ligand.

We were unable to detect any other strongly over-represented binding motifs in the Otx2-bound regions that lacked Oct4 binding, suggesting that this is the most common combinatorial binding mode used by Otx2.

A comparison with other disulfide reductases including glutathione reductases reveals the most common inhibitor binding sites are at the active site and at the crystallographic 2-fold axis in the large cavity at the dimer interface.

In this review we will briefly discuss the significance of calcium as a universal second messenger along with some of the most common calcium binding motifs in proteins, focusing on the EF-hand.

The most common primer binding site (PBS) was complementary to tRNAPro.