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In these patients a mutation in the PSTPIP1 (proline serine threonine phosphatase-interacting protein 1) gene leads to an increased interaction between PSTPIP and pyrin, resulting in reduced modulation of the NALP3 inflammasome by pyrin [ 49].

These results indicate that either expression of the non-specifically interacting proteins in proliferating cells is increased, or that there is an increased interaction with non-specific DNA-binding proteins, or both.

Gamma-irradiation of carbon nanotube yarns in air has significantly improved the tensile strength and modulus of the yarns, presumably because of an increased interaction between the individual nanotubes.

This was demonstrated by studying Langmuir Blodgett monolayers of DDA and MMG-1 which revealed an increased surface pressure in the presence of high concentrations of MMG-1 when the DDA/MMG-1 monolayers were fully compressed, indicating an increased interaction with water due to enhanced hydration of the lipid head groups.

Though the overall CO2 capacity decreased slightly for the activated carbon from 4.97 mmol g−1 to 4.24 mmol g−1 after surface modification due to a reduction in the total surface area, the isosteric heats of adsorption increased after amidoxime incorporation indicating an increased interaction of CO2 with the sorbent.

Supporting this notion, hepatic amounts of PKA-phosphorylated BMAL1 were significantly increased in HFD-fed mice compared with RD-fed mice (Fig. 2A), suggesting an increased interaction.

The changes observed in the photophysical properties along the series suggest an increasing interaction between the poly aryl ether) dendritic wedges and the fullerene core, which brings about an increasing isolation of the central chromophore towards the exterior.

A dramatically increased interaction of Smad4 binding to PIAS1 was detected in the zinc-treated LNCaP cells.

Video responses were designed to create a way for big-time YouTubers to foster a conversation and increased interaction with their fans.

This may be because being geographically closer to one another provides more opportunity to develop rapport and positive relationships as a result of increased interaction.

This behavior has also been explained as a consequence of increased interaction between genetic and environmental effects (Ying et al. 1989).