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Phosphorylation of p53 at Ser promotes p53 stabilization by attenuating the interaction between p53 and its negative regulator MDM2.

It was thought to exert its effect through decreasing the viability of T helper type 1 cells and attenuating the interaction of T cells with macrophages.

Further co-IP experiments proved that overexpression of KSR1 attenuates the interaction of SIRT1 DBC1, which therefore allows SIRT1 to interact more with p53 resulting in decreased p53 acetylation.

Even though the minimal WD40 domain coIPs only weakly with ChiLS, the same is true for full-length Groucho, while Δlinker interacts very strongly, suggesting that the linker attenuates the interaction between Groucho/Tranducin-like enhancer protein (TLE) and ChiLS, consistent with the known regulatory role of this region (controlled by phosphorylation; Turki-Judeh and Courey, 2012).

Overall, while residual confounding due to these or other factors might be expected to further attenuate the interaction effect, the above comments and the extent of the attenuation of the breastfeeding effect due to the 7 factors used in this study may suggest that the main sources of confounding have been accounted for.

De-conjugation of SUMO2/3 by SENP3 attenuated the interaction of Sp1 with RNF4.

Both chemicals attenuated the interaction between p50 and Annexin A2-WT, which was either endogenous or myc-tagged exogenous.

Also, the charge-disordered phase attenuates the interaction between single magnetic domains when this phase is reduced by the application of a magnetic field; the system increases its ferromagnetic character.

Deletion of the CL4-binding region (C-CPE303) attenuated the interaction of C-CPE with CL4-BV (Fig. 1C).

In the present study, we demonstrated that phosphorylation of FE65 Ser by SGK1 attenuates the interaction between FE65 and APP.

Adjusting for confounders did not fully attenuate the interaction between gender and neighbourhood socioeconomic circumstances (table 2, model 3).