This suggested that GID1 and SLR1 might interact more firmly with GA4 than GA3.
Instead, this framework allows us to foreground the contextual milieu of treatment without denying that processes such as diagnosis are firmly embedded in and interact with that milieu.
Bao, Wang, Li, Li et al. have now overcome this challenge by developing a method to firmly link any protein that interacts with a crotonylated histone to the histone.
This prediction is firmly based on protein interactions (the latent variable for the group of protein interactions has a probability of 0.99) with the nucleolar GTP-binding protein 1 (NOG1) and the FHA domain-interacting nucleolar phosphoprotein MKI67.
Watsuji contends that had Heidegger equally emphasized spatiality, it would have tied him more firmly to the human world where we interact, both fruitfully and negatively.
Getting creative with the customization trend, Apple's logo interacts with the fast moving artwork, placing the brand firmly in the center of a constantly shifting culture.
When ZnO-NP kills or interacts with the cell membrane, the particles most probably stay firmly adsorbed at the surface of the left over/killed bacteria blocking additional antibacterial activity.
Interestingly, perfusing ZR-75-1 cells through P-selectin coated microtubes produced around 25 interacting cells/frame (Fig. 3a), however, no cells were found rolling or firmly adhered to the surface (Fig. 3b).
In general, these results indicate that when Dawson is immobilized on the amine functionalized nanosilica support, no degradation of Dawson-type occurs and Dawson interacts with the nanosilica surface and binds to it strongly and firmly.
It is firmly established that JAK2 and STAT5 physically and functionally interact (Barahmand-Pour et al., 1998).
