Sentence examples for interaction to both from inspiring English sources

The T203A mutation resulted in an 80-fold loss-of-function, likely caused by breaking its interaction to both glutamate and Y206.

In this study Snf1 and Pka1 was found to share 55 substrates in vitro of which 53 proteins with well annotated interactions to both Snf1 and Pka1 are also included in the network reconstruction presented here.

Substrates are consistently about equidistantly bound between these two important active site residues in POX, CBDH, and the GOX and the AAO model), whereby the hydroxyl group, site of oxidative attack, forms hydrogen-bonding interactions to both side chains.

To do this, we introduce iELM, a method to identify interactions mediated by SLiMs and add molecular details of the interaction interfaces to both interacting proteins.

Moreover, human-to-sea otter interactions can end in injury to both the animal and the human.

Theirs is the first study investigating land-atmosphere interactions to determine both the strength of the predictive mechanism between variables and the time scale over which these links occur.

Moreover, thermodynamic evaluation indicates that Tyr100 and Asp27 function synergistically through electrostatic interactions to optimize both the substrate protonation and the subsequent hydride transfer step.

The combined technique is a powerful new tool for internal visualisation and biomolecular monitoring before and during plant-microbe interactions to understand both the differences between cultivars and their different responses to disease stress.

Hot Jupiters can significantly affect the activity of their host stars through tidal and magnetic interaction, leading to both increased and decreased stellar activity levels.

The notion of canalization through genetic interactions refers to both the modification of existing interactions and the incorporation of new ones as additional genes enter existing genetic networks [ 9].

The reversible hydrophobic interactions allow to both capsule and inorganic silica components to mutually (synergistically) adapt their spatial constitution during simultaneous (collective) formation of self-organized hybrid domains.