Serum-induced RhoA activation promotes F-actin assembly, resulting in the depletion of G-actin pool and reduced actin MRTF-A interactin MRTF-Ah interactiontin-dependent MRTF-A export, thereby promoting its nuclear accumulation (Vartiainen et al, 2007).
The query is interpreted as: chemical with label Troglitazone participates in an interaction which is a chemical protein interaction, and the interaction has a participant, which is of type protein.
Most importantly, the temporal extent of the interaction is difficult to estimate with our method because we train our models on the epitome of an interaction, which covers only a small part of it.
In the absence of MMP-9, the enhanced apposition of presynaptic elements may be due to such an interaction which maintains synapses in an immature state or serve a compensatory role increasing pre and postsynaptic associations.
We previously reported in sunflower embryos evidence for such an interaction, which was observed on a single promoter belonging to the CI sHSP gene family.
On rare occasions their timing is such as to result in an interaction which can lead to an extreme event along the eastern seaboard.
At the conference, Nachman is goaded by a strange, devilish Russian mathematician named Nikolai Chertoff, an interaction which, Curtis says, brings the story into the Faustian realm of temptation and bargaining.
In conclusion, we present a clear-cut demonstration of the ability of the Ebola fusion peptide to interact with lipid rafts (Figure 7), an interaction which is likely the crucial step in cell entry and the infection cycle of filoviruses.
Integration processes – of participation, personal and social change – were found to be 'two-way': engaging not only the newcomer or member of a marginalised group but also other residents - an interaction which is fundamental to the outcome.
This means that an interaction is described as a biological event that includes its participating molecules and conditions, an interaction which consumes its inputs and produces its outputs.
