The phrase "associate in the active" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it due to its lack of clarity and context.
Example: "The team decided to associate in the active, but it was not clear what that meant."
Alternatives: "engage actively" or "participate actively".
We believe these data provide persuasive evidence that (i) IGF1R TMs associate in the active state and (ii) unliganded IGF1R transiently samples the active state.
The ligand-dependent decrease in distance between IGF1R TMs observed in FRET assays of IGF1R ECD-TM-fp led to the question of whether IGF1R TMs physically associate in the active state.
We believe that the constitutive activation of the H905C IGF1R variant and its similar FRET efficiency to liganded native IGF1R provides particularly strong evidence that the IGF1R subunit TMs associate in the active state, as well as the surprising result that the active conformation is transiently sampled in the absence of ligand.
Finally, it has been shown that farnesylated GBP-1 associates with liposomes in the active state of GTP hydrolysis [39].
A switch from air-borne sound to tremulation should be associated with changes in the active space of the signal, since the perception of tremulations is limited to the substrate to which both sender and receiver are attached, whereas airborne sound can be transmitted over considerable distances, even if the transmission channel includes scattering vegetation.
In contrast, low anxiety was significantly associated with improvement in the active treatment group.
In several studies, acquisition of fluoroquinolone resistance in C. difficile has been associated with mutations in the active site of DNA gyrase (10 – 10 ).
It would also be unlikely that less learning took place as a result of motor dysfunction or sensory abnormality because there was no alteration in the spontaneous activity during the dark phase and in the duration of locomotion in the open-field test, as well as in the latency periods associated with CS and UCS in the active avoidance test.
In the present work we first identify residues within the DNA binding domain (DBD) of Hin that are contacted by the β-hairpin arms of Fis and identify which two of the four Hin subunits within the tetramer are associated with Fis in the active invertasome.
This is associated with an increase in the active form of pRB that can be linked to the associated decrease in cyclin A. Indeed, cyclin A binds cdk2 that phosphorylates and inactivates pRb during the late G1 and S phases.
At the molecular level, it is associated with an increase in the active form of pRB, and a decrease in cyclin A expression and MAP kinase phosphorylation.
