BTBD1 and BTBD2 were isolated as 15 and 19 independent clones, respectively, and in two-hybrid assays they interacted as strongly as the control for strongly interacting proteins (c-Fos with c-Jun).
Indeed, intragenomic study of rice shows that 70-my old duplicated regions have interacted as recently as the past 400,000 years [ 63].
During the IBI, the experimenter remained seated in front of the subject but interacted as little as possible with the chimpanzee.
The former higher education minister's article is spot on, as the page one story's headline is not, in stressing class ahead of race – they interact – as the key barrier to opportunity.
Freud comes into the equation here because these critical theorists thought that his categories of id, superego and ego, which were constantly interacting as the basis of the human psyche, fitted well with the Marxist dialectic of historical struggle and resolution.
Under weak grid conditions, the current regulator and the PLL dynamics of the active damped inverter may interact as the grid current passes the grid impedance, especially in case of a high bandwidth PLL.
Initially separate, the three perspectives of teacher, researcher, and designer begin to interact as the worksite moves from the university laboratory to the author's classroom and then to other teachers' classrooms.
For MutM, the intercalating residue (Phe114) is fully inserted into the DNA duplex, buckling the bases with which it interacts, as the protein simultaneously bends the DNA, suggestive of an active interrogation mode.
Each ED3 domain interacted as strongly with the IgMs against DENV1 as with the IgMs against the homotypic DENV (row 1 of Table 5).
However, 3PL providers and their upstream and downstream parties within the whole chain have usually interacted as disconnected entities in the logistics performance management process.
