Sentence examples for self bind from inspiring English sources

Thus, the resulting BCR, comprised of randomly selected heavy and light chains, has an unpredictable specificity that could include the ability to "self" bind.

You have the choice of different size books: hard or soft covers, and spiral or self bound.

That your surrogate employs his power to self-bind would not mean that you had employed your power.

This criticism is decisive, however, only if the hypothetical social contract is supposed to invoke your normative power to self-bind via consent.

"My concern is that the Fed might place itself in a self-induced bind" if it predicts a policy path that later seems unwise, said Dana Saporta, a United States economist at Credit Suisse.

The common theme in these situations is that it is difficult to commit our future selves or bind future policymakers to a course of action.

But these philosophers agree that, in a very real sense, the nature of the self is bound up with one's reflections on one's states.

That is, the truth of no-self is liberating because understanding this is held to free one from the mistaken idea of a self that binds one to suffering.

Indeed, different SAM domains can self-associate, bind to other SAM domains and/or to non-SAM proteins, and even interact with RNA, DNA or lipids [ 30].

CD4+ CD8+double-positive cells undergo TCRα gene rearrangements and only a few double-positive cells that express an αβ TCR capable of low-affinity interactions with self peptides bound to MHC molecules mature into single-positive cells during positive selection.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00778.002 An essential aspect of adaptive immunity is the ability of T cells to discriminate between structurally similar agonist and non-stimulatory self peptides bound to major histocompatibility complex (pMHC) molecules presented on the surface of antigen-presenting cells (APCs) (Weiss and Littman, 1994).