Sentence examples for most strongly bind from inspiring English sources

Recently, it has been suggested that patients with inherited non-functional alleles of the cytochrome P450 CYP2D6 might be poor candidates for adjuvant tamoxifen therapy, because women with these variant alleles have reduced concentrations of the tamoxifen metabolites that most strongly bind the oestrogen receptor.

In general, iodate sorbs more strongly to individual minerals than iodide and the common soil minerals that most strongly bind iodate are ferric oxides and hydroxides (Couture and Seitz, 1983; Neal and Truesdale, 1976; Ticknor and Cho, 1990).

While RGD was initially derived from fibronectin, it is present in many ECM proteins and has been found to most strongly bind the αvβ3 integrin primarily associated with vitronectin; inclusion of the synergistic sequence PHSRN with RGD promotes activation the α5β1 integrin primarily associated with fibronectin.

HPTE was approximately 10 times more potent than bisphenol AF for ERRγ binding, although both chemicals were most strongly bound to ERβ (Tables 1, 2).

Marriage is the bedrock of Australian society and is what most strongly binds together people and families, and in a broader sense communities.

Which sites are most strongly bound?

E x is negative; the most strongly bound molecules will have the lowest (most negative) value.

However, HP1 binding levels in these regions show substantial local variation, and white is the most strongly bound gene.

In the pull-down assay with heparin-Sepharose, NE1/2 most strongly bound to heparin-Sepharose (Fig. 7b).

We note that the most strongly bound genes show less reduction in expression in some experiments (Additional file 3: Figure S3).

Since, many of the most strongly bound genes are close to a HAS, we decreased the cut-off for being strongly bound to 0.8 (instead of a binding value of at least 1 for the three proteins).