Sentence examples for multiple binding proteins from inspiring English sources
Epigenetic mechanisms controlling transcription activation and repression include DNA methylation and post-translational modifications of histones, which can affect the architecture of chromatin and/or create 'docking platforms' for multiple binding proteins.
In addition, IGF-1 action is regulated via its interaction with multiple binding proteins [ 7, 10].
Myostatin circulates in the serum in a latent form complexed with multiple binding proteins.
The recognition of splice sites requires multiple RNA binding proteins to bind to various splicing signals in pre-mRNAs.
According to Sickmeier et al. [ 85], they also play various roles in signaling and regulation by multiple binding of proteins and high-specificity low affinity interactions.
The common theme we see between the two types of binding in DNase1 inaccessible chromatin, Abd-B specific peaks and cofactor-dependent Ubx peaks, is the multiple binding of proteins at these sites.
Such mechanisms are likely generalized to all transcription factors and obvious candidates include cooperative effects between multiple DNA binding proteins.
Palladin serves as a scaffold for multiple actin binding proteins, signaling molecules, and also as an actin cross-linking protein [20].
The scanned images were processed using Agilent's Feature Extraction software version 9.5.3 Marson et al. [14] recently published a study where they combined different ChIP-seq datasets for multiple DNA binding proteins (or modifications of them) to unravel the transcriptional machinery of the miRNA genes in mouse and human cells.
The reason for this is open to speculation, but may be associated with the fact that ticks harbour a large genome (>1×109 bases) with the potential of encoding multiple CK binding proteins, unlike viruses, which are limited by much smaller genomes.
The concerted action of multiple RNA binding proteins (RBPs) regulate the spatial, temporal and functional dynamics of the transcriptome via alternative splicing, alternative polyadenylation and transcript stability (Moore and Proudfoot, 2009).
