Sentence examples for multiple binding domains from inspiring English sources
A second possibility is that multiple binding domains govern the interaction between prion proteins and the ZIP family members.
It is known that proteoglycans are high-molecular-weight glycoproteins and interact via their multiple binding domains with many other structural macromolecules.
It has been shown in the literature that CD36 may have multiple binding domains involved in interacting with IRBCs [38], [39], [40], [41] and several molecules on the surface of IRBCs may interact with CD36 besides PfEMP1, such as phosphatidylserine [42] or modified band 3 [43].
It contains multiple binding domains, including those for ubiquitinated proteins and LC3, and is involved in targeting proteins for degradation.
In this paper we present an efficient method for the RNA-RNA interaction prediction (RIP) problem with multiple binding domains.
Nevertheless, defined surfaces that presented two fibronectin-derived, GRGDSP-containing, α5β1-binding peptides gave poor hPSC adhesion, suggesting that the ability of fibronectin to support hPSC culture relies on multiple binding domains [ 9].
Group I mGluRs, including mGluR1 and mGluR5, have long intracellular C-terminal tails containing multiple protein binding domains and sites for phosphorylation and ER retention.
STAM1 and Hrs are the components of ESCRT-0 complex for lysosomal degradation of membrane proteins is composed of STAM1 Hrs and has multiple ubiquitin binding domains.
Large-scale studies have also discovered novel RNA binding proteins (RBPs), which exhibit single or multiple RNA binding domains (RBDs) for recognition of specific sequence or structured motifs in RNA.
By analogy to axon growth in neuron cells, CAP350 may function as a centriolar tubule-binding protein stabilizing the growing procentriole through a direct interaction via its multiple microtubule binding domains.
SMARCA2 is a central component of the SWI/SNF chromatin remodelling complex and contains multiple chromatin binding domains [ 27].
