The phrase "associate cooperatively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collaborative relationship or partnership between individuals or groups working together towards a common goal.
Example: "In order to achieve our objectives, we must associate cooperatively with other organizations in the community."
Alternatives: "collaborate effectively" or "work together harmoniously."
Baird and co-workers showed that dimers of DNP connected with long polyethylene glycol (PEG) spacers can cooperatively associate with two antigen-binding sites of anti-DNP IgE.
However, recent studies reported that TP63 binding may require accessible chromatin and/or additional transcription factors that cooperatively associate with DNA [ 56, 57].
Physically confined TCR clusters which consist of hundreds of TCR and associated adaptor proteins cooperatively contribute frictional drag onto adjacent actin retrograde flows [19], [29], [30].
When a copolymer molecule leaves the micelle, the protein remains behind, cooperatively associating itself favorably with the P2VP blocks in the micellar structure.
Phrased differently, the missing "cancer node" is associated with each connected gene pair (as opposed to individual genes) in the whole graph, so that the edges of the graph identify the gene pairs that are cooperatively associated with cancer.
The higher expression and function of the top observed 12 miRNAs might be cooperatively associated with the development of resistance to doxorubicin-cisplatin combined treatment in the present study.
In line with this finding, previous studies have shown that p53 and sp1 can be physically associated and function cooperatively to regulate gene expression of p21Cip1 [ 31] and Bax [ 32]. p73 can also interact with sp1 to mediate repression of cyclin B1 transcription [ 33].
Phylogenetic analyses strongly associate nonsocial ancestors of cooperatively-breeding or eusocial species with monogamy.
The direct interactions between TIP150 EB1 and TIP150 MCAK, and the correlation between the localization of MCAK deletion mutants and their interaction with TIP150 led us to speculate that these proteins might associate at the MT tips cooperatively.
For example, SIRT6 could be targeted to DSBs first and then recruit DNA-PKcs; DNA-PKcs could bind DSBs first and then recruit SIRT6; or the two proteins might associate with chromatin at DSBs cooperatively as a result of their protein-protein interaction.
Under the chosen conditions, the differences between the genes are dominated by the number of cooperatively acting nucleosomes associated with the genes (Fig. S1). Figure 2C demonstrates that accordingly, the genes sets can be classified by the number of these nucleosomes (C3 < 1 ≤ C2 ≤ 6 < C1).
