I mean, this could end up being one departmental "memorandum of understanding" after another, all pledging indistinct, theoretical, future cooperation, bound together with furious abuse of the transitive property and pushed out the front door as an alliance.
Speaking in a city that was occupied by Japanese troops in 1918, Mr. Koizumi argued that energy cooperation would help bind together Russia and Japan, two countries that have yet to sign a peace treaty closing their last armed conflict, World War II.
The Rev nuclear export sequence (NES), located near the carboxy terminus, recruits Crm1 in cooperation with Ran bound to GTP (RanGTP) to elicit nuclear export of viral RNAs (Fischer et al., 1995).
However, it is known that many TFs operate in cooperation with other TFs that bind to different binding sites in the neighborhood, which is often a relatively small sequence window (e.g., 1 kb).
But what is essential to keep in mind is that the values of the rule of law, market economies, democratic institutions, and defence and security cooperation are the glue that binds us together.
However, the lower bound estimates the cooperation region much better than the first-order approximation in both figures.
The set { n u r, u r = 1, …, m r } actually determines the maximal spatial diversity that can be achieved by cooperation, leading to an upper bound on the diversity order.
It is known that UVR induces AP-1 complex formation (26) and that NFAT and AP-1 often bind DNA in cooperation with each other (18).
Signal transduction studies indicated that CD74 binds MIF, and in cooperation with CD44, mediates a variety of ERK1/2 and src tyrosine kinase-based cellular functions such as endothelial proliferation, regulation of apoptosis, regulation of arachidonic and prostaglandin metabolism [18].
In cooperation with accessory proteins, NF-Y binds promoters in vivo before gene activation and "pre-sets" the promoter architecture allowing access by other regulatory proteins.
