During the rotation and translation proteins occupying target sites can be recursively moved with a probability that is a function of the ratio between the masses of the hitting and hit protein/complex.
In both 1b2 and 1c2, two partially occupied guest molecules of 2 and residual chloroform solvent molecules (two in 1b2, one in 1c2) were observed in the asymmetric unit whereas 14 partially occupied targets 2 and one residual chloroform were observed in 1a2.
However, a cell cannot occupy a target hexagon if the hexagon is too close to the core position of the neighboring cell occupying that hexagon.
These include p53 post-translational modifications, interaction partners, and proteins that occupy p53 target gene promoters independently of p53 (Vousden and Prives, 2009).
Our approach benefits from the fact that the dominant-negative AP-2 mutant presumably interferes with all AP-2 homo- and heterodimers present in N202.1A breast cancer cells, which possibly occupy different target gene promoters than AP-2α alone.
Nanog and Oct4 co-occupy target genes and form specialized autoregulatory and feedforward loops to establish molecular control of ESC pluripotency [12], [39].
More recently, these three factors, particularly Vfl and Trl, have been strongly associated with enhancer activity driven by Highly Occupied Target (HOT) regions [ 58].
We show that nucleosomes occupy DNA targets for a subset of DNA-binding proteins, including CCCTC-binding factor (CTCF) and pluripotency factors.
The Battle of the Netherlands saw one of the first major uses of paratroopers to occupy crucial targets prior to ground troops reaching the area.
(1) Large excess of precursors are needed to promote rapid and efficient labeling, and then extensive purification is required in order to separate the product from precursors; otherwise these cold precursors would occupy the targets and result in lower imaging quality.
In the context of CS ISAR imaging, the sparse level K is the number of cross-range bins which are occupied by target in image, and Eq. (10) determines the minimal number of transmitted pulses for the target.
