The phrase "a potential interplay of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the possibility of interaction or influence between different elements, concepts, or factors.
Example: "The study aims to explore a potential interplay of social media usage and mental health among teenagers."
Alternatives: "a possible interaction of" or "a potential relationship between".
We have two scenarios for a potential interplay of scl-CA1 and scl-CA2, which differ in the role of the secreted/membrane-bound scl-CA2.
Further insights into a potential interplay of topology and utilization of domain interactions arise from correlations between a domains degree and strength.
To investigate a potential interplay of p53 and HDACi at the level of transcription, we determined the mRNA expression levels of p53 itself as well as of MDM2, MDM4 and p21 by real-time RT PCR.
Interestingly, HDAC6 was recently shown to regulate tubulin deacetylation during platelet activation, raising the intriguing possibility of a potential interplay between HDAC6 and RanBP10 in platelet activation (Sadoul et al., 2012).
To investigate a potential interplay between SipA and villin, in vitro assays of actin dynamics were performed.
Together, our results suggest a potential interplay whereby sorafenib induces an autophagic effect via inactivation of STAT3.
Alternatively, it could suggest that the signals represented fusions of telomeres with short telomeric tracts, and a potential interplay between telomere length, fusion formation and recombination activity.
SOX genes have been shown to regulate the promoters of LINE-L1 elements [ 18] suggesting a potential interplay between Sry and LINE-L1.
Clearly, the future utilisation of molecular microflora analysis tools can help to clarify a potential interplay between diet and human microbiota.
Further studies are needed to elucidate the details of this mechanism of DM and the potential interplay of racial differences, anthropometric characteristics, and inflammation.
The potential interplay of Slo3 and CatSper in sperm is reminiscent of the interplay in neurons between Ca2+-activated K+ channels and voltage-gated Ca2+ channels (Cav) (Prakriya and Lingle, 2000).
