Sentence examples for interactions with exogenous from inspiring English sources
The Sp1 interactions with exogenous SENP3 were determined by immunoprecipitation (IP) using anti-Sp1 and anti-RH antibodies respectively and IB as indicated.
The Sp1 interactions with exogenous RNF4 were determined by co-IP using anti-FLAG antibody and detected by IB using the anti-Sp1 and anti-FLAG antibodies.
Additionally, larval transcription profiles in abalone show that the expression of many transcripts are affected by interactions with exogenous cues such as settlement substrate [62], and in urchins, may be the target of extensive selective pressure [63].
In both cases, the nature of the LRR motifs is important for generating a diversity of interactions, with exogenous factors in the immune system and with the huge number of different cell types in the developing nervous system.
However, the inherent stability of the complexes differ when the distribution of arginines in the peptides is altered, thereby modulating its interaction with exogenous GAGs.
While the physiological relevance of the interaction of these two domains (RCN and RG) of NF90ctv with the RRE remains to be elucidated, our results suggest that one function could be interaction with exogenous dsRNA, such as the virus genome, and participation in virus replication.
No such observation has been made for the recessive white mutation, which could suggest that the insertion found within intron 4 is quite stable and that the retroviral genome is not expressed or not sufficient to induce an interaction with exogenous retroviruses.
Although such tests provide numerical quantitation of glucose in biological fluids, several studies demonstrated their lack of selectivity due to interactions with endogenous and exogenous substances other than glucose (e.g., maltose, ascorbic acid, acetaminophen, and icodextrin) (Heinemann 2010; Schleis 2007).
(A) PLP2-TM interacts with exogenous Beclin1.
As carrier of genetic information, DNA is one of the most important intracellular targets that undergo modification and damage upon interaction with endogenous and exogenous factors.
They are of particular interest as this regulation often requires interaction with endogenous or exogenous ligands.
