Disentangling the interacting roles of genetics and the environment in morphological patterns across the tree of life is one of the main goals of systematics and population genetics.
For example, all Arabidopsis phytochromes play diverse and interacting roles in photoperiodic regulation of floral initiation.
We chose these SNPs for their potentially key interacting roles in patients with RA.
Importantly, parallel expression of these KLKs has been shown in EOC [ 12], indicating their interacting roles in this disease (Fig. 3).
The recent increased interest in cough reflex sensory neurobiology has unveiled a previously unrecognized complexity in the interacting roles of multiple afferent nerve subtypes in regulating this defensive reflex.
Plant hormones play dominant and interacting roles in regulating the size of the root meristem and other root growth zones by controlling and coordinating specific processes (reviewed in [ 3- 5, 7]).
This is a considerable oversimplification, given the interacting roles of other hormones such as estrogens, arginine vasopressin, and cortisol (e.g., van Anders et al. 2011), but it serves as a useful and pragmatic first step in developing the connections of endocrine adaptations with the genetics, and epigenetics, of human risks and manifestations of disease.
MetS, glucose intolerance and insulin resistance form together complex relationships, whose interacting pathophysiological roles are not yet fully understood.
Other data presented by Michael Stallcup suggested that p160 family members might be 'primary interacting proteins' whose role is to recruit secondary co-activators such as the histone acetyltransferases or CBP/p300 to the hormone-activated receptor.
However, Diva shows the same interacting surface for both Hrk_ΔTM and Hrk_medium, suggesting that factors other than those pertinent to intermolecular interactions within the interacting area are playing a role in binding.
