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Physics Education, 2021
Abstract The aim of this study is to draw attention to the language-based misconceptions and confusions about the term binding energy and to make suggestions to educators on this issue.
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Abstract The aim of this study is to draw attention to the language-based misconceptions and confusions about the term binding energy and to make suggestions to educators on this issue.
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Self-binding peptides: Binding-upon-folding versus folding-upon-binding
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 2019Self-binding peptide (SBP) represents a novel biomolecular phenomenon spanning between folding and binding. It is a structurally independent, short peptide segment within a monomeric protein and fulfills biological function by dynamically binding to/unbinding from its target domain in the same monomer.
Zhongyan Li +6 more
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Pediatrics, 1969
I read with interest the recent article on Insulin Binding in Children with Diabetes Mellitus by Murthy, Guthrie, Womack, and Jackson. I am most pleased that their work extends the observations which we made 3 years ago. There are some differences in both technique and results. It is most interesting that Murthy, et al.
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I read with interest the recent article on Insulin Binding in Children with Diabetes Mellitus by Murthy, Guthrie, Womack, and Jackson. I am most pleased that their work extends the observations which we made 3 years ago. There are some differences in both technique and results. It is most interesting that Murthy, et al.
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Self-Binding Peptides: Folding or Binding?
Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling, 2015Self-binding peptides (SBPs) represent those short peptide segments within monomeric proteins to fulfill their biological functions by dynamically binding to/unbinding from their target domains in the same monomers. They are frequently found in disordered or unstructured regions of proteins that are now known to be not simply helices, loops, or linkers
Chao, Yang +5 more
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Ureaplasma urealyticum binds mannose-binding lectin
Experimental and Molecular Pathology, 2004Mannose-binding C-type lectin (MBL) is an important component of innate immunity in mammals. Mannose-binding lectin (MBL), an acute phase protein, acts as an opsonin for phagocytosis and also activates the mannan-binding lectin complement pathway. It may play a particularly significant role during infancy before adequate specific protection can be ...
Barbara D, Benstein +3 more
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Semiotica, 2009
Bateson's theory of the double bind has been mistakenly interpreted as pertaining to a simple communication paradox. This article proposes a semiotic reformulation of the double bind as a manipulated breach in a concerted effort to create thirdness. This proposal is guided by an interdisciplinary perspective that investigates the double bind by drawing
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Bateson's theory of the double bind has been mistakenly interpreted as pertaining to a simple communication paradox. This article proposes a semiotic reformulation of the double bind as a manipulated breach in a concerted effort to create thirdness. This proposal is guided by an interdisciplinary perspective that investigates the double bind by drawing
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Single Binding Pockets Versus Allosteric Binding
2018An orthosteric site is commonly viewed as the primary, functionally binding pocket on a receptor. Signal molecules, endogenous agonists, and substrates are recognized by and bind to the orthosteric site of a specific target, resulting in a biological effect.
Kun, Song, Jian, Zhang
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Ligand Binding Mechanics of Maltose Binding Protein
Journal of Molecular Biology, 2009In the past decade, single-molecule force spectroscopy has provided new insights into the key interactions stabilizing folded proteins. A few recent studies probing the effects of ligand binding on mechanical protein stability have come to quite different conclusions.
Morten, Bertz, Matthias, Rief
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Hormone binding site of corticosteroid binding globulin
Nature Structural & Molecular Biology, 1995A new location for the hormone-binding site of corticosteroid binding globulin is propose based on experimental data, together with a sequence and structural alignment of the serpin ...
P, Edgar, P, Stein
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Staphylococci Bind Heparin-Binding Host Growth Factors
Current Microbiology, 1996Staphylococcus aureus, which mediated binding to heparan sulfate, and also strains of coagulase-negative staphylococci (CNS) adhered in high numbers to polymers with end-point attached heparin. A characteristic feature of several cell growth factors is strong affinity for heparin. In the present study, binding of the 125I-labeled heparin-binding growth
C, Pascu, A, Ljungh, T, Wadström
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