Sentence examples for function in cooperation with the from inspiring English sources

Curiously, the ability of RbbA to promote cell division at 15 and 32°C, appears to function in cooperation with the ETC and requires a functional YhjD.

Mitochondria have their own gene expression system that is independent of the nuclear system, and control cellular functions in cooperation with the nucleus.

Hsp40 functions in cooperation with the co-chaperone CHIP, which has ubiquitin ligase activity and, therefore, is able to ubiquitinate damaged proteins, promoting its UPS-dependent degradation [9].

In most countries, national seed companies have served this function in cooperation with a transnational firm and, often, with the support of the national government and farmers' organizations.

These studies suggest that through long periods of exposure to a stimulatory MDS milieu, healthy stromal cells are epigenetically reprogrammed to function in cooperation with leukemic cells and propagate the disease as a whole.

Therefore, the anterior temporal lobes may function in cooperation with more posterior temporal regions and is concordant with previous research which shows that interactions between the anterior temporal lobe and the posterior fusiform are crucial for processing fine-grained information about objects (Clarke et al. 2011).

He invented telephone monitoring of pacemaker function in cooperation with bioengineer Bryan Parker.

Moreover, bFGF can function in cooperation with insulin-like growth factor II to maintain hESC pluripotency.

NM1 is a transcription factor, which exerts its function in cooperation with actin (Ye et al. 2008).

Annexins A1, A2 and A11 function in cooperation with other calcium-binding proteins to form complexes while annexins A1, A2 and A5 interact with cytoskeletal proteins.

Although the results suggested the role of the M1 protein during virus-induced apoptosis, it could not be ascertained whether the M1 protein alone is an apoptotic factor or whether it exerts its function in cooperation with other influenza virus proteins.