The cellphone is therefore the only interactive medium that can function as the bridge between the TV screen and the store shelf".
Though confirmation will require a direct structural analysis of the dCTCF CP190 complex, these findings would argue that the BTB dimer of CP190, by itself, could not function as the bridge linking two distant dCTCF insulators together.
The Nsp1 complex is centrally located in the NPC, with the FG-repeats contributing to the selective transport barrier (Hülsmann et al., 2012), and the coiled-coil moiety functioning as a bridge to the other NPC scaffold units (Grandi et al., 1995; Bailer et al., 2001).
Mangroves are a group of halophytes plants that are developed in the tropical or subtropical areas, functioning as a bridge between the marine and terrestrial habitats.
Centuries before postmodernism formalized the relationship between high culture and low, she suggested, the street was already functioning as a bridge.
Among the retinal neurovascular unit, Muller cells (glial cells) are located between the retinal neurons, functioning as an exchange bridge in the microcirculation and between neuronal cells.
Rather than functioning as a bridge between people, it may actually serve to establish distance between them.
Perhaps due to the lack of supernumerary subunits from CI functioning as bridge, these interactions are slightly weaker compared to CI-CIII interaction.
Multiple experiments establish that SMAR1, HDAC6 and Ku70 exist in the form of triple complex, with SMAR1 functioning as an intermediate bridge between HDAC6 and Ku70.
Thus, the methyl group functioned as a bridge between the protein and the sugar-phosphate backbone of ssDNA mediating the anchoring of the latter to the catalytic pocket.
4. FOOTNOTE (Joseph Cedar) This Israeli film takes what might have been a trivial anecdote — a committee accidentally awards a prize to the wrong scholar — and turns it into a tragicomic opera with a great deal to say about Zionism, academia, family life and the way language functions as a bridge between the sacred and the profane.
