Sentence examples for nature of bound from inspiring English sources

The members of cupin superfamily exhibit large variations in their sequences, functions, organization of domains, quaternary associations and the nature of bound metal ion, despite having a conserved β-barrel structural scaffold.

The nature of bound cofactors is a critical feature of any enzyme.

In P-loop GTPases, the threonine of the G2 "RGI TI" motif (within the switch I or the effector loop) and the glycine of G3 "DXP GH" motif (within switch II) bind the γ-phosphate of GTP, thus discriminating the nature of the bound nucleotide.

Instead, she has made her subject glow with the energy of the enigma that drew her to it in the first place: "the riddle of human behavior and the nature of love" bound up, indeed, with Russian.

Nonetheless, taken together, these measurements clearly show the different nature of covalently bound and adsorbed tPA protein on the surface of PAM-SPIONs.

The conformational equilibrium between the "O" and "I" states depends strongly on the chemical nature of the bound cofactor.

We analyzed the nature of genes bound by RBf1, RBf2, or both RBf1/RBf2 using the DAVID gene ontology annotation database (Huang et al. 2009a, b).

Although the overall conformation of the ER LBD is quite similar in the presence of various compounds, the carboxy-terminal transactivation domain (AF-2, H12) is highly sensitive to the nature of the bound ligand.

This dynamic nature of RAD52 bound to DNA may help RAD52 to distribute along resected DNA while searching for the region of adequate complementarity as well as expanding ssDNA annealing region after initial pairing.

An overlay of reduced PTEN (gray) with the H2O2 (blue) as well as bpV-phen (orange) oxidized forms reveals minimal structural variations in the active site indicating a low dependency of P-loop conformation on the oxidation state and the nature of the bound ligand.

Most of these residues also undergo rotamer averaging in the hinge-closed complexes (hE:FOL NADP+, hE THF NADP+, and hE THF), showing that the flexibility is an intrinsic property of the adenosine-binding subdomain and is not influenced by the nature of the bound ligands.