Sentence examples for subsequently bound from inspiring English sources

They were subsequently bound, and entered the possession of Darwin's correspondent, the German palaeontologist Melchior Neumayr.

Two model cellulases (Cel48F and Cel9G) appended with appropriate dockerins were subsequently bound to the engineered scaffoldins.

All are related to high CO pressures stemming from O release when uranium present as UO2 fissions and the O is not subsequently bound by other elements.

In mammalian cells, the second messenger (2′ 5′,3′ 5′) cyclic guanosine monophosphate-adenosine monophosphate (2′,3′-cGAMP), is produced by the cytosolic DNA sensor cGAMP synthase (cGAS), and subsequently bound by the stimulator of interferon genes (STING) to trigger interferon response.

But this is possible only if the same group of individuals who first vote are subsequently bound by the outcome.

The result indicated that the LipidGreen1 could enter a bacterial cell probably by diffusion across the cell wall and the inner and outer membranes to the cytoplasm where it subsequently bound to the PHB granules.

In short, the binding preference of an αβTCR for a peptide complexed with an MHC molecule dictates which co-receptor subsequently binds, thereby supporting development of that subset lineage.

The SRP54 protein subsequently binds to the fully assembled SRP19 RNA complex to form an intimate threefold interface with both SRP19 and the RNA and without significantly altering the structure of SRP19.

After irradiation with 470-nm blue light, the conformation of the AsLOV2 domain changes, leading to the exposure of SsrA, which subsequently binds to SspB (Guntas et al. 2014; Zimmerman et al. 2016).

Activated AFT1 and AFT2 genes can induce CTH2, which subsequently binds to the 3′-untranslated 3′-untranslated CCC1 and destabilizes its coregionnding mRNA; the expression of CCC1 is then decreased (Li et al., 2001; Martinez-Pastor et al., 2013; Philpott et al., 2012).

Differentiating copper ions from other trace metals results in the production of hydroxyl radicals that subsequently bind with DNA molecules and lead to disorder of the helical structure by crosslinking within and between the nucleic acid strands and damage essential proteins by binding to the sulfhydryl amino and carboxyl groups of amino acids and denatures the protein.