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Furthermore, we found that the recruitment of TFIIF and RNA polymerase II to a TFIID/TFIIA/TFIIB/promoter complex dictates the rate of preinitiation complex formation.

These findings indicate that the intracellular localization of this complex dictates androgen responses.

Interestingly, levels of Golf complex dictate particular signaling outcomes upon receptor stimulation.

This finding indicates that the cavin-3 component of the cavin/caveolin complex dictates the pERK/pAkt ratio.

This complex dictates the assembly of the single Cse4-containing nucleosome, which spans the middle AT-rich CDEII element (Meluh et al, 1998; Furuyama and Biggins, 2007).

The characteristic geometry of the branches nucleated by the Arp2/3 complex dictates that both mother and daughter filaments grow toward the membrane.

It is known that the B subunit in the PP2A heterotrimeric complex dictates the substrate specificity of PP2A, and that the dynamic exchange of PP2A-B in the complex is regulated by reversible methylation and phosphorylation of the C-terminal tail of the C subunit, involving the PP2A specific methyelsterase PME1 and methyltransferase, LCMT1.

The M II)/(I) formal potential of MN4 macrocyclic complexes dictates their electrocatalytic activity for many reactions and L-cysteine oxidation is not an exception.

The counterions in these complexes dictate both the architecture of the polymeric structures and the Ag Ag interactions.

These permit exploration of how the affinity of peptide-major histocompatibility complexes (p/MHC), the physiological ligand for TCR complexes, dictates Myc expression.

So, it will also be interesting to discover whether the size or the number of activated RIG-I/MDA5 complexes dictates the length or the number of MAVS filaments formed in the cell.