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Open image in new window Fig. 6 Agreement between the probabilities of headways obtained from the 'nomograph' and field data obtained from a 'pilot study': a West (nomograph) and North (pilot study) bound traffic; b West (nomograph) and South (pilot study) bound traffic; c East (nomograph) and North (pilot study) bound traffic and d East (nomograph) and South (pilot study) bound traffic.
For Jacobi matrices with an=1+(−1)nαn−γ, bn=(−1)nβn−γ, we study bound states and the Szegő condition.
The drug is distributed to different components of the blood, namely, dissolved in the plasma, bound to plasma proteins (namely, albumin) and, as we established with this study, bound to cell membranes.
After 18 h exposure to 25 50 µM of erythrodiol or uvaol, all cell types under study bound annexin-V to a significantly higher degree than control-untreated cells, indicating that all of them underwent programmed cell death.
Similar to previous findings [50], most GBS-associated strains examined in this study bound cholera toxin (data not shown), which binds highly selectively to GM1 gangliosides [9], [51], demonstrating that these strains may have a similar LOS outer core structure.
However, not all apolipoproteins tested in this study bound to SR-A.
Fluorescent conjugated polythiophene derivative used in this study binds nucleic acids via electrostatic interactions with negatively-charged phosphate groups of the DNA backbone [ 4, 5].
The reversed-phase H50 ProteinChip® array used in this study binds proteins by hydrophobic interaction, thus hydrophilic proteins will not bind properly to the arrays which may lead to poor detection.
These results show that the antibody used in these studies bound predominantly to antigen(s) on podocytes.
These results were repeated for RimO, showing that S (or Se in these studies) bound to the unique iron of the second cluster is the target of SAM methylation.
PADs typically exist as homodimeric proteins in solution and, according to crystallographic studies, bind in a head-to-tail fashion.
