In particular, bisbenzamidines, able to interact with both the S1 and S3/S4 binding sites, showed notable affinity.
His notable affinity for hip-hop helped accelerate his sound, as it wasn't very popular in the house dominated city of Chicago, he says.
Free biotin significantly inhibited the binding of sbAvd-1 to steroids, indicating notable affinity towards biotin.
MOSCOW — The summit meeting here this week revolves around two men with some notable affinities.
In terms of more likely vector transmission routes, the most prevalent vector species in the eastern US (Culex pipens) has notable affinities to feed from particular host species [21], thereby increasing the probability of within versus among host species transfer of the virus.
(A comprehensive list of substrates for the various MMPs can be found in the Overall Lab Web Site [ 9].) Another metalloproteinase that is notable for its affinity for collagen IV is MMP-7 (matrilysin 1) [ 10].
To normalize our RRS1 measurements, we used as a nontarget control THI6, based on the criteria that it did not show any notable predicted binding affinity for Puf4p according to our PSAM, was not enriched for Puf4p binding in the study by (Hogan et al. 2008), and showed no significant expression difference after IRA2 allele replacement (Smith and Kruglyak 2008).
Others have noted this affinity.
Her conception of the function of morality is notable both for its affinity to, and its difference from, Thomas Hobbes' conception: like Hobbes, Rand sees morality as a necessary means to long-term survival, but unlike Hobbes, she does not see morality as requiring a contract or even as a fundamentally social affair.
Crassulacean acid metabolism plants fix CO2 nocturnally in the dark period using the enzyme phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase (PEPC), which is notable for its high affinity towards its inorganic carbon substrate HCO3−.
This suggests that CMT2D-associated mutations in GlyRS, including P234KY, may cause the selective neuropathy by either (i) a toxic gain of neuronal binding function or (ii) a notable increase in neuronal binding affinity.
