Our physical, mental, emotional and spiritual bodies have been biologically programmed by interaction with the natural world -- through the drive to survive.
In such a situation, an inopportune interaction with the environment could potentially drive the network into the clutches of an abnormal attractor.
rtTA requires interaction with doxycycline (Sigma Aldrich, Oakville, Ontario, Canada) to permit interaction with the TetO sequence to drive Cre expression resulting in the inactivation of PPARγ floxed alleles to generate a cartilage-specific PPARγ KO mice.
Ponyboy's interaction with the beautiful Cherry Valance at the drive-in seemed like a template for all of my relationships with inaccessible girls in middle school and high school.
One of the difficulties is to obtain a suitable energy estimate when there is a magnetic field and its interaction with the hydrodynamic motion is driven by the stochastic external forcing.
We demonstrate that the vinculin interaction with the talin-integrin complex drives the recruitment and release of core FA components.
In such case, lipophilic groups preferring the interaction with the lipophilic solvent environment would drive the geometry optimization (minimization) toward extended conformations in order to maximize their contact (solvent-accessible) surface.
Nonetheless, this study has identified a number of genes involved in development, lineage specification, and interaction with the tumour microenvironment that may drive invasion, and could be new targets for improved monitoring and treatment of metastatic melanoma, the significance of which we aim to investigate in future studies.
In addition to functioning as an outer membrane pore for many MDR pumps, TolC may also play a physiological role in pH homeostasis through an interaction with the proton motive force that drives efflux.
In many AGC kinase domains, interaction with 2Mg2+·ATP drives closure of the active site cleft such that catalytic residues and the bound polypeptide substrate on the large lobe are brought into close proximity with the γ-phosphate of ATP.
