Cooperativity results from the interactions between identical binding sites with the same ligand, so cooperative binding requires macromolecule with more than one binding site.
However, [DELTA][H.sub.VH] diminished according to artepillin C concentration, and, by calculating CU, the mean value indicated that
cooperativity of the transition of the lipid mixture tended to decrease for the interaction of this compound at 5 and 10 mol%.
During this interaction, the agent already displayed the nonverbal behavior (either cooperative or noncooperative), so that participants also had the chance to perceive the manipulated
cooperativity of the agent during this joint task and prior to the dilemma task.
The mechanism of
cooperativity is not restricted to two small highly structured protein domains making very specific amino acid interactions with each other such that only a limited number of TF::TF interactions occur.
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The [T.sub.M] [pK.sub.a] and
cooperativity of the pH driven folding (Hill coefficient) were similarly determined from fitting of the Hill equation [38] using the ECD signal obtained at 298 nm plotted versus pH.
Tikellis et al., "Hyperglycemia induces a dynamic
cooperativity of histone methylase and demethylase enzymes associated with gene-activating epigenetic marks that coexist on the lysine tail," Diabetes, vol.
Kim, "Understanding
cooperativity of microRNAs via microRNA association networks," BMC Genomics, vol.
Glutathione peroxidase-catalase
cooperativity is required for resistance to hydrogen peroxide by mature rat oligodendrocytes.
Karplus, 2008, "Allostery and
Cooperativity Revisited", Protein Science, vol.
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cooperativity of resiniferatoxin binding and its modulation by reduction and oxidation.