Sentence examples for most frequent binding from inspiring English sources

In the most frequent binding patterns, NQTrp has a closed conformation in which the indole and the naphthoquinone "clamp" the phenyl rings of Phe19 or Phe20 (Figures 7A C).

In fact, when NQTrp is involved in hydrogen bonds with the backbone of the Phe20-Glu22 region, the naphthoquinone and the indole ring are able to "clamp" the phenyl ring of either Phe19 or Phe20, as shown in three of the four most frequent binding modes (Figure 7).

Interestingly, glycine was the most frequent binding residue, binding to NAD through phosphate or adenosine moieties more often than through the nicotinamide moiety.

In the most frequent binding mode that was generated for core fragment B in the kinases of the docking panel the exocyclic amino group pointed toward the gatekeeper and the nitrogen atom bridging the heterocycles was placed next to the hinge region.

The distribution of HLH-1 bound intervals relative to the TSS revealed the −200 to −400 bp region as the most frequent location of binding sites (Figure 1) and identified 1,032, of the predicted ∼20,000 (WS195) protein encoding genes, as potential targets of HLH-1 regulation (Table S2).

Within the category molecular function, the most frequent terms were binding (GO: 0005488), catalytic activity (GO: 0003824) and transporter activity (GO: 0005215) (54.8%, 49.9%, and 5.1% of occurrences, respectively).

Sugar-binding most frequent genes are LGALS8 [lectin, galactoside-binding, soluble, 8 (galectin 8 ], PKD1 [polycystic kidney disease 1 (autosomal dominant)] and BCAN (brevican).

One of the most frequent categories (189 CgrA binding sites) involves a CgrA binding site mapped uniquely to an intergenic region located just upstream of a gene (Fig.  3B).

As far as the molecular function of unigenes identified only in sexual and apomictic libraries is concerned, the most frequent annotations were DNA binding (hits: 55, GO 0003677), nucleotide binding (hits: 116, GO 0000166), kinase activity (hits: 42, GO 0016301) and transporter activity (hits: 28, GO 0005215).

Nine molecular functions were identified, with the most frequent being catalytic activity, binding, transporter activity, and nucleic acid binding transcription factor activity.

Similarly, zero binding sites is by far the most frequent case among the MAP number of binding sites (Figure 14 (b)) and the expected number of binding sites are also heavily biased towards small values (Figure 14 (c)).