The three essential components, AcrA, AcrB, and TolC, must function in concert with each respective binding partner within the complex.
The nervous system of higher organisms is characterized by an enormous diversity of cell types that function in concert to carry out a myriad of neuronal functions.
The conserved glutamate and arginine residues may function in concert with one another to control entry of carbamate into the tunnel prior to phosphorylation to carbamoyl phosphate.
The paper addresses current issues of research including individualization of models, model accuracy, kinematics and mechanical systems functioning in concert with the human body.
It stimulated transcription of some, but not all, promoters in a fashion that suggested that it functions in concert with other transcription factors.
Development of the nervous system begins with neural induction, which is controlled by complex signaling networks functioning in concert with one another.
It seemed as if ages had passed since the Mets had played the way they did Thursday, the components of the squad functioning in concert.
However, it also functions as a platform for inter- and intracellular signaling, linking the contractile apparatus so that sarcomeres may function in concert, and linking those structures in turn to the sarcolemma, cell cell junctions, the mitochondria, and nucleus.
Understanding concerning natural microbially mediated processes has been severely retarded by the common requirement to study microorganisms only as pure monocultures under aseptic conditions, in spite of the fact that, in virtually all real environments, microbial strains function in concert.
Given the aggregate molecular and biochemical data that SCL, ETO2 and RYBP could function in concert at the time of blood specification, we asked if loss of ETO2 or RYBP could phenocopy loss of SCL in developing EBs (Fig. 7a).
