This arose from photo-enhanced electrical conductivity of the TiO2 cores that served as part of the chemical linkage bridging the ferrocenyl moieties.
Thus, we conclude that CaV2.2 channels can scaffold to each other via an interaction that involves the PDZ-LD by an inter-channel linkage bridged by an unknown protein.
These tripods have flexible arms due to the presence of amide linkages that bridge the peripheral pyridine units and central triptycene core.
This Tricouncil Workshop/Networking Program was designed to promote research linkages that bridge the traditional boundaries of research activity supported by the councils individually.
Here, we extend our reverse genetic analysis to encompass all four members of the Arabidopsis NMCP-related protein family, which we have renamed CRWN (CROWDED NUCLEI) to avoid confusion with the acronym LINC (LINKER of NUCLEOSKELETON and CYTOSKELETON) that refers to SUN-KASH protein linkages that bridge the inner and outer nuclear membrane [ 12- 16].
The sentiment words act as a common linkage or bridge between the source and target domains.
Study participants acknowledged the lack of linkages and bridges that, if present, could have benefited the CHWs' successful reintegration.
Network-style formation of linkages (and bridges) across organizations and sectors: Cross-employment supports the formation and advancement of networks and network linkages between organizations (institutions).
The linkage between bridge scour and floodplain access is complicated by the fact that roads and bridges are often placed near or across rivers and streams cutting them off from their natural floodplains.
The heterogeneous nature of biomass and humic substances has allowed various interactions such as electrostatic linkages, cation bridging, hydrophobic interaction and hydrogen bonding to take place [7, 8, 9].
