Here the adaptor complex AP3 may act as a coat to form such vesicles specifically from endosomes, probably in interplay with the ADP ribosylation factor 1 (aRF1), a protein likely involved in recruiting AP3 (Faúndez et al, 1997, 1998).
Computational chemistry in interplay with experimental chemistry has been given a key role in the development of stereoselective synthesis.
Its natural habitat is predicted to be wetlands and natural waters, where the organism constitutes a natural part of the microbial food web in interplay with protozoa and bio-films.
Thus, not synchrony alone jeopardizes metapopulation persistence, but only in interplay with high local extinction risk.
The multivariate data analysis indicated a strong correlation between DSPE content and sonosensitivity, both alone and in interplay with cholesterol.
We additionally observed a ~0.1 mm 'forward' motion of the entire trap during suction, which is evoked by the trap movement in interplay with the inertia of the water (the trap displacement is in opposite direction to the stream of the sucked water) and further enabled by the flexible connection of the trap to the plant.
Recent epidemiological and clinical research indicate that exposure to interpersonal violence, such as violence, sexual abuse, and bullying, may contribute to onset, persistence or exacerbation of headache complaints, in interplay with genetic predispositions [11 18].
The ABA response is well known in abiotic stress reactions (e.g. ) often in interplay with cytokinins.
In barley too, other factors such as histone modifications in interplay with promoter cytosine methylation may be critical in governing HvDME expression.
It should be kept in mind that when excluding these factors that are potentially in interplay with the examined parameter from the analysis, the effect of the psychosocial factor might not become evident.
