We review the influence of ERK1/2 activity on the organised three-dimensional association of mammary epithelial cells, and in models of breast cancer cell invasion.
We developed a Weighted U Sequencing test, referred to as WU-SEQ, for the high-dimensional association analysis of sequencing data.
This development, in addition to simplifying the algebraic definition of the methodology, offers a more compact description of the bi-dimensional association modelled by DLNMs.
Analysis of one-dimensional blots of blue-native gels showed complex IV holoenzyme was present in the muscle tissue of III-4 with no abnormal subassemblies, whereas one- and two-dimensional blots confirmed association of NDUFA4 with complex IV in the control.
The association between E-cadherin and other clinicobiological markers, namely patient age, histologic type, grading, pT and ER status was investigated through multiple correspondence analysis (MCA) that visualises on a bi-dimensional plot the association of both categorical and continuous variables (Greenacre, 1994; Marubini and Valsecchi, 1995).
The dimensional analysis of associations between symptom load (HSCL-10 score) and having a mental health problem for which help had been sought during the last 12 months, was illustrated graphically with proportions (with 95% confidence intervals [CI]) having sought help for each symptom load.
Polyelectrolyte complexes (PECs) are three-dimensional macromolecular structures formed by association of oppositely charged polyelectrolytes in solution.
If anything is surprising about the classical obsession in 18th-century three-dimensional portraits, it is the incongruous association of extreme naturalism with Ancient Roman garb that so often verges on caricature.
Ordered supramolecular polymers are one-dimensional (1D) nanostructures formed by spontaneous association of molecular building units through non-covalent interactions.
Here, we have used CG MD simulations to calculate a one-dimensional free energy landscape for the association of the EphA1 TM domain in a phospholipid bilayer.
