Sentence examples for protein term from inspiring English sources

Examples may include the annotation of the Binding event through the linkage of a substrate term (e.g., malate) with a protein term (e.g., Mdh) or the annotation of a more complex Cause event through the linkage of the stress term (e.g., chromate shock) with the Up-regulation and Down-regulation events, which are, in-turn, linked with the proper gene-related terms (e.g., SO_2426 and omcB).

A fraction of Rab proteins is present in the cytosol, bound with GDP, complexed to a protein termed GDI.

OspA appropriately inserted into the HBV core protein yielded a multimerization-competent fusion protein, termed coreOspA.

Prenylated Rab GTPases occur in the cytosol in their GDP-bound conformations bound to a cytosolic protein termed GDP-dissociation inhibitor (GDI).

Here we identify a coiled-coil protein, termed multicilin, which is regulated by Notch and highly expressed in developing epithelia where multiciliate cells form.

Two correspond to clearly defined structural units in the native protein, termed the blue and red foldons.

When naturally extruded from insects or worms, silk is composed of a filament core protein, termed fibroin, and a glue-like coating consisting of sericin proteins.

The protein, termed beta-arrestin, was expressed and partially purified.

We now report that a Bunyaviral nonstructural protein termed NSs shows sequence similarity to Reaper, a proapoptotic protein from Drosophila.

The two fibroins are surrounded and cemented together by a glue-like protein termed as sericin.

The molecular basis for this syndrome was recently identified as a defect in a novel nucleolar protein termed the Shwachman-Bodian-Diamond syndrome (SBDS) protein.