Whilst the network was built on interactions of human genes, in other species, AP1 has been found to regulate other genes such as gelsolin, collagen, phospholipases and DNA polymerases, some of which are differentially expressed in this study (additional file 1: Tables 1 and 2).
However, a research practice built on interaction and dialogue with stakeholders can raise challenges for researcher probity, which calls for the evolution of distinct ethical norms and practices for HPSR, with special attention to issues of conflict of interest.
In other words, research becomes integrated with previously held knowledge, and humans build on and create knowledge through their interactions with each other.
The analysis I propose here builds on the interaction of the semantics of the embedding attitude verbs and the semantic requirements of the embedded epistemic modals à la Anand and Hacquard 20133).
Controlled motion in supramolecular systems must be built on cooperative interactions of individually weak but collectively strong noncovalent interactions.
But what made the management of this transition successful has been the tacit understanding and agreement that German long-term economic and social reconstruction would be built on continued interactions between universities, industries, and local governments within a regulation by a higher political order and federal incentives.
Work on developing your own relationship with them, built on positive interactions and compliments, said F. Diane Barth, a psychotherapist and the author of the Psychology Today blog Off The Couch.
This network, build on genetic interactions between chromosome 17 and chromosomes 5, 1 and 2, may be interesting in individuals with a low HLA risk, even though a second order interaction with a gene from the HLA region was found in the protein interactions.
And as Jones discovered, trans people who work in food – an industry built on customer interaction – face even greater challenges.
Focus group discussions build on group interaction and can facilitate sharing experiences, especially when eliciting children's views [ 33].
