Sentence examples for interrupted the interaction from inspiring English sources
More recently, we rationally designed a small-molecule inhibitor that interrupted the interaction between the intracellular domain of Fz receptor and the PDZ domain of Dvl.
In such cases, Schlosser interrupted the interaction and directed the participant to Simons who was waiting out of sight in a neighboring building where he conducted the post-scenario questioning.
The presence of DHA dramatically interrupted the interaction between IFNγ receptor and the lipid raft marker by ∼80% at 5 min post-activation (Fig. 7).
When NH4 or NH5 was ectopically expressed, it interrupted the interaction between RH2 and rTGA2.1, rTGA2.3, rLG2, TGAL2, or TGAL4, and possibly NH3.
We previously demonstrated in HEK293 cells that a peptide containing amino acids 76-121 of CaM (CaM-peptide) interrupted the interaction between CaM and mutant huntingtin, reduced mutant huntingtin-induced cytotoxicity and reduced transglutaminase (TG -modified muTG -modifiedtin.
These results demonstrate that inhibition of the PDEIII pathway may interrupt the interaction neutrophils and endothelial cells both at the early rolling phase mediated by P-selectin and at the late firm adhesion phase mediated by ICAM.
This is reflected by the finding that βIRKO cells exhibit extremely high Ser112 phosphorylation in mitochondria (Fig. 2B and Fig. S2B) and phosphorylation can potentially interrupt the interaction between BADS and other proteins, including GK.
This is to ensure that at least one will work as a dominant negative as LIM domain is very small with only 60 amino acid residues and it has to reach the CTD of CXCR2 in order to bind and interrupt the interaction between the endogenous LASP-1 and CXCR2-CTD.
These observations prompt a possibility to interrupt the interaction between FAK and growth factor receptors for potential anticancer therapeutics.
It could interrupt the interaction of tumour cells with the microenvironment of distant metastasis sites and enhance the sensitivity to therapy (Azab et al, 2009).
