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Smac also suppresses the inhibitory activity of XIAP toward caspase-3 by cooperatively interacting with the BIR3 and BIR2 domains of XIAP.

The regulation of transcriptional initiation from individual eukaryotic promoters is often controlled by multiple cooperatively interacting transcription factors.

It is additionally fascinating that (i) the dehydrogenase from Archaeoglobus fulgidus is predicted to belong to the indel-containing TyrAc_Δ grouping and (ii) that it possesses a possible cooperatively interacting extra-core domain extension (an AroQ fusion), just as occurs for the large clade of enteric bacteria.

Preliminary experiments showed that d-enantiomer of amino acids cooperatively interacted with ILs, which pushed d-enantiomer to remain in the bottom IL-rich phase.

PL that decorated on the NPs would cooperatively interacts with target biomacromolecules since the lipid molecules in NPs have a high degree of freedom.

The first steps towards understanding how these biosynthetic enzymes cooperatively interact to produce the depsipeptide product are expression and isolation of each enzyme to probe its specificity and function.

Analogously, we speculate that the NPC-permeabilizing ions cooperatively interact with the unpaired cohesive FG units of polymer brushes to compress these barriers.

In contrast, protein solubilization would be supported in the micelle case by the ability of multiple neighboring P2VP chains anchored to the micelle core to cooperatively interact with ova.

Second, it is well known that stem cell transcription factors, such as SOX2, OCT3/4 and Nanog, cooperatively interact with their target genes' promoters and control their gene expression, being so-called "transcriptional cofactors".

CTCF and SMARCA5 cooperatively interact with the DNA regulatory elements of PU.1.

A variety of sequencing projects have revealed that large numbers of uncharacterized microbial species cooperatively interact in the environment in every imaginable ecological niche.