The phrase "a complex exists in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or existence of a complex idea, system, or structure within a particular context or framework.
Example: "In psychological studies, it is often noted that a complex exists in the individual's subconscious, influencing their behavior."
Alternatives: "a complex is present in" or "a complex resides in".
To investigate whether such a complex existed in MHV-A59 infected cells, we used a MHV-A59 permissive cell line 17Cl-1 and an engineered HEK293T cell line stably expressing MHV-A59 receptor HEK293T-mCEACAM-1 HEK293T-mCEACAM-1 HEK293T-mCEACAM-1d above.
Different topological structures that may represent a complex exist in real PPI networks.
That such a functional complex exists in vivo is consistent with studies on human patients suffering traumatic brain injury (TBI).
From these observations, we hypothesized that a chaperone coactivator complex exists in solution, and that the chaperone is released upon coactivator recruitment to the promoter.
The identification of apicomplexan orthologues to all the subunits of the Arp1 rod, and the presence of dynamitin in Toxoplasma and Plasmodium, provides strongly supportive evidence that a functional complex exists in these parasites.
Our results suggest that a possible cellulosome complex exists in N. patriciarum for the adhesion and hydrolysis of lignocelluloses.
The localization information (@compartment suffix) is provided when a protein or complex exists in both nucleus (@ncl) and cytoplasm (@csl).
In this study, the model we used is essentially the same as that used by [ 29] and [ 34], in which we consider the CheA-bound receptor complex as a single entity (node A in Figure 1C) and assume that this receptor complex exists in either a CheA active (A m ) or a CheA inactive (A) state.
Structural studies have shown that this complex exists in a distribution of conformations, with the WASP NPF and coronin inhibitor contacting distinct regions of the complex, thereby exerting opposing effects to displace the equilibrium towards respectively a closed (active) or open (inactive) form [11].
Although free nucleotides are usually associated with a magnesium ion, the nucleotide metal complex exists in several coordination states and diastereoisomers.
