Sentence examples for competent to interact from inspiring English sources
Although each half of the dimer is competent to interact with filament ends, the intact dimer is required for actin nucleation and processive capping.
Among the post-synaptic genes present in Amphimedon, many other interaction domains are also conserved making it likely that the ancient signature motifs were competent to interact with ligands.
P5 will become oxidized in the process so the formation of mixed disulfides between P5 and ERdj5 might represent a mechanism to reduce and maintain P5 in a state competent to interact with IRE1.
Increased diagnostic accuracy values demonstrated throughout indicate that in an IVF setting HZA results are specific to fertility potential, establishing whether spermatozoa of the male under investigation are functionally competent to interact with the oocyte and complete a sequence of actions essential for fertilization.
Moreover, studies on the phenotype of MSCs in bone marrow indicate that MSCs are a heterogeneous population comprised of subpopulations that differentially express a number of receptors to interact with immune-competent effector cells.
Latino patients, with a low level of English language skills and high level of fear, need to interact with Spanish-speaking, culturally competent health care professionals.
To assemble a lipoprotein particle that is competent for transport through the secretory pathway, ApoB has to interact with triglycerides, cholesteryl esters, free cholesterol, and phospholipids.
Likewise, lysine-deficient TRAF6 was found to interact with the TAK1-TAB1-TAB2 TAK1-TAB1-TAB2 TAK1-TAB1-TAB2 also found to be fully complexnt to activate TAK1, as well as NFκbutnd AP-1 reportersurprisingly
The PI(3 P experiments in Figure 5 partially address this question, but as the SNAREs are known to interact with PI(3 P, it may be that PI(3 P also stabilizes the fusion-competent configuration.
MC159 was also reported to interact with the RxDL motif of FADD, blocking FADD self-association and preventing the formation of a competent caspase-recruiting platform.
