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The apparent loss of NCp7 in contrast to the efficient retention of IN and Vpr (viral protein R) within RTCs and PICs suggests that nucleocapsid disassembly and PIC assembly are directly interconnected during the reverse transcription process, while capsid uncoating is also critical for the generation of an active PIC [6].

The pathways of chondrocyte and osteoblast differentiation are interconnected during vertebral formation and must be coordinated.

These findings indicate that cone cell death and inflammation are closely interconnected during cone degeneration in RP.

These two islands were interconnected during the glacial periods [ 6] (Fig.  1), providing opportunities for population expansion.

The ventral frontal brain regions (vACC, SGC, and vSTR) were more active, but not more functionally interconnected, during rest than during autobiographical recall.

There is indeed a need to understand how cell death pathways interconnect during mitotic arrest, and whether and how pharmacologically tractable Bcl-2 family members control one or more of these pathways.

There are three circumstances for DER interconnected with ADN during fault happens listed as follows.

In each region, adjacent path lines can be interconnected at the ends during implementation of the dwell-time map.

In the tendon constructs, we found high immunoreactivity for cadherin-11 and connexin43 (data not shown), which suggests that the cells are interconnected and actively interacting during matrix formation.

Somatostatin neurons of layer II/III of the visual cortex (bipolar interneurons) and of layer IV of the somatosensory cortex (fusiform interneurons) were also found to be interconnected via gap junctions during the third postnatal week (Venance et al. 2000).

This is most likely due to the fact that prior endosymbiotic events some TCA enzymes were already present in eubacterial host and these enzymes seem to have being interconnected to other pathways during evolution, what explain, at least partially, the diversity of function for the isoforms of the TCA cycle enzymes.