The phrase "associate to sites of" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a relationship or connection to specific locations or platforms, but the preposition "to" is not typically used in this context.
Example: "Researchers often associate findings with sites of interest in their studies."
Alternatives: "link to sites of" or "relate to sites of".
We found a general trade-off between recruitment probability and dispersal distance; however, optimal recruitment sites were not necessarily associated to sites of maximal adult-plant density.
Both proteins recruit clathrin and the clathrin associated endocytic machinery to sites of bacterial attachment [12], [13].
Another β1 integrin associated with EPC homing to sites of neovascularization is the integrin α6β1.
We found that HLA-DR-expressing NK cells exhibit greater lytic capacity and express a chemokine receptor associated with both recruitment to sites of inflammation and homing to the lymph node.
Downregulation of CXCR2 expression on circulating neutrophils is associated with impaired neutrophil migration to sites of infection during sepsis (Rios-Santos et al, 2007).
High expression of certain markers has been associated with Tregs that actively migrate to sites of inflammation.
Pearls associate at sites of RNA pol III transcription and disassemble upon RNA pol III inhibition.
This suggests that unprocessed DNA damage accumulates in sae2 mutants, and when the resection cannot proceed, MRX remains stably associated to the site of damage, and Xrs2 subunit stimulates Tel1 activation, which in turn recruits Rad9 and initiates the downstream checkpoint kinase cascade [ 40, 90, 91] (Table 1).
dCHD-3 was shown not to be part of a dNuRD complex and to associate with sites of active transcription [44].
This mutation lies within exon 21 of BRCA2 which is the proposed site for interaction with the DSS1 protein that seems to have a fundamental role in enabling the BRCA2-RAD51 complex to associate with sites of DNA damage [ 26].
