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Intriguingly, by binding and bringing into proximity different members of the same signaling pathway such as TRAF2 and JNK, GSTP1-1 mactast ascaffoldfold protein, thus contributing to the coordinated regulation of their activity.

The results showed that they are able to differentiate into myocytes, vascular, and Schwann cells in vivo, contributing to the coordinated reconstitution of muscle fibres, blood vessels (pericytes, smooth muscle cells, and endothelial cells), and peripheral nerves, with significant structural and functional recovery after transplantation [ 118].

LF conceived and designed the study, analysed data, contributed to the sampling, coordinated and organized the laboratory work, drafted the manuscript and partially funded the study.

Generally, by generating a flexible, mutable domain that can facilitate specific protein-protein interactions, the TPR motif presents an elegant evolutionary solution contributing to the fundamental biological importance of coordinating interactions among gene products [ 6].

An interpretation in terms of magnetospheric currents will be given in Section 4. Fig. 2. Breakdown of the parts contributing to the uniform field in SM coordinates.

Although donor acceptor distance sampling is not anticipated to play a major role for native ht-ADH above 30 °C, where the primary KIEs are temperature independent, a fast donor acceptor distance sampling mode is expected to contribute to the reaction coordinate at low temperatures where inactive regions of the conformational landscape accumulate and the KIEs become temperature dependent.

SHR was responsible for the second and subsequent versions of the protocol, as well as coordinating and contributing to the development of the study design and protocol.

We demonstrated that cross-talk among NRF2, KEAP1, and NRF1 is an important part of iAs3+-induced antioxidant response and contributes to the coordinate regulation of antioxidant and detoxification enzyme expression, thus protecting cells from arsenic-induced apoptosis and cytotoxicity.

JJ contributed to the study design, coordinated the running of the study and the data collection.

TMMC: Helped to develop the outline, contributed to the writing and coordinated the work.

RF participated in the study design, contributed to the manuscript and coordinated the Chinese data collection.