Sentence examples for alleviating interaction from inspiring English sources
For example, the alleviating interaction of CB-132 with CB-194 suggests that the H3K56Ac pathway is involved in relieving DNA damage in the S - phase.
In addition, we find an alleviating interaction between the H3K56Ac module and S-phase-related module (CB-194), suggesting that the function of H3K56Ac pathway is S-phase-related.
One example is the interaction between the cell cycle regulators SWI6 and ASH1, which have a strongly alleviating interaction in both environments (εfit = 0.25 and 0.33, respectively), but has a low S-score (εsen = -0.06).
Notably, while analysis of fitness phenotypes performed by St.Onge et al identified an alleviating interaction between HPR5 and both RAD5 and RAD18, the use of sensitivity-based clustering appears to better capture the interplay of HPR5, with both the Rad6 pathway (see Figure 6a), consistent with the observation of direct physical interactions between HPR5 and both RAD5 and RAD18 [ 27].
This directional alleviating interaction between the genes reflects the known, consecutive functions of the encoded proteins.
For instance, we detected an alleviating interaction between the APC/C member Cdc23 and the cytokinesis regulator sti.
They are also termed alleviating interactions.
Significant genetic interactions can further be classified into so-called synergistic interactions (εij<0) and alleviating interactions (εij>0).
The distribution of ISs in the SGI network hardly shows alleviating interactions (as compared to the whole interaction dataset, i.e., Fig. 3 in [14]).
In these cases, I took the mean (this implied that the only two alleviating interactions in the SGI dataset became positive).
For instance, the maximum scoring function was found beneficial when detecting positive interactions in the GIM dataset (Table 5); however, in more general terms, there seems to be many subtypes of the alleviating interactions, the optimal separation of which may need more tailored screening and classification schemes.
