According to the outcomes of previous studies, it is true that psychosocial, physical, and environmental factors interact reciprocally with healthy aging [ 65, 69, 70].
This confirms that genes interacting with two or more other genes prefer closed triplet motifs to linear or branched configurations, consistent with other reports showing that physical and genetic interactions tend to cluster together and to interact reciprocally within modules [ 29- 31].
Therefore, the onset of dysregulated Notch pathway, that is, as a consequence of mutations occurring in the Notch1 gene, could even enhance the prosurvival signals that the normal pathway already confers to CLL cells interacting reciprocally or with BM stromal cells.
We describe here what we call cooperative invasion, during which heterogeneous melanoma cell subpopulations interact reciprocally and mobilize collectively.
Recent neurodevelopmental models suggest that the brain is designed to promote emotion regulation, learning, and affiliation across development, and that affective behavior reciprocally interacts with age-specific social demands and different social contexts.
76 SLC9A3 reciprocally interacts with CFTR through a regulatory complex including NHERF-2, ezrin, and protein kinase A, and therefore provides plausible genetic evidence of a modulatory effect.
To an extent, the plasmodium also reciprocally interacts with its environment's morphology, e.g. by following nutrient gradients from food sources before altering them as the food is consumed.
In motif C, neuron 2 connects reciprocally with neuron 1.
In fact, both aims often behave reciprocally with each other.
AMPK- α1 specifically interacts with TAK1 and reciprocally regulates their kinase activities.
