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These observations indicate that the fusion protein should facilitate structural studies aimed at understanding the interaction between HBx and Bcl-xL at the atomic level.
Aside from the many immediate steps that can be taken, clinical and basic research directed at understanding the interaction between pain and opioid misuse is critical to identifying the optimal use of these powerful pain relievers in clinical practice.
BKS theory became the final attempt at understanding the interaction of matter and electromagnetic radiation on the basis of the old quantum theory, in which quantum phenomena were treated by imposing quantum restrictions on a classical wave description of the electromagnetic field.
Future studies should be directed at understanding the interaction between sepsis and mechanical ventilation, and to developing therapeutic approaches that target their common cellular pathways implicated in diaphragmatic weakness.
Molecular and cell biology approaches aimed at understanding the interaction between H. pylori and the transforming epithelial cell are the subject of intense research (Ferreira et al. 2008; Chiba et al. 2008), including new insights into the mechanisms by which H. pylori disrupts gastric barrier function via urease-mediated myosin II activation (Wroblewski et al. 2009).
This study aimed at understanding the interactions between species and investigating how they affect the performance of the mixture.
Ecohydrology as an interdisciplinary science aims at understanding the interactions between hydrology and ecosystems.
So far, investigations aimed at understanding the ribosome interaction showed that all of the bacterial cpGTPases such as YjeQ, YlqF and YqeH exhibit a GTP/GDP dependent ribosome binding.
Systematic studies aimed at understanding the complex interactions between the host and microbiota have demonstrated that the composition of the gut microbiota varies with age [ 5– 7], race/ethnicity [ 2], geographical location [ 5, 6], and dietary intake [ 7– 9].
Life scientists are acutely aware of the technologies that produce large data sets, but the steady increase in computational power is of equal importance in supporting discoveries at a systems level in understanding the interaction of environmental agents with biological systems, and how those interactions may produce adverse consequences.
