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The most commonly studied GSTM1 polymorphism showed for all asbestos-linked diseases an increased risk in association with the null genotype, possibly linked to its role in the conjugation of reactive oxygen species.
The architecture of the Golgi apparatus is intimately linked to its role in regulating membrane trafficking.
The localization of a protein is intrinsically linked to its role in the structural and functional organization of the cell.
To test whether the ability of Xrn1 to interact with eIF4G is functionally linked to its role in translation we designed a gain-of-function experiment.
This ability has chiefly been linked to its role as a core component of dynamic structures termed PML Nuclear Bodies (PML-NBs).
But the fundamentals that made Sierra Leone an attractive destination remain strong: unspoilt beaches, beautiful tropical islands, world-class fishing and diving, and a rich cultural and historical legacy linked to its role in the slave trade and beyond.
In view of these observations, it is reasonable to assume that the protective role of BiP against water dehydration may not be associated with its molecular chaperone activity, but rather it may be linked to its regulatory role as a sensor of the ER stress signal [ 14, 26].
The role of PTPRA in gastric cancer might be linked to its biological role in integrin signalling, cell adhesion, and activating the SRC family tyrosine kinases.
Though described by some as the least most understood component of the soil because of its dynamism, [2] SOC has been linked to its potential role in carbon sequestration through proper management of land use and cover types [3].
The powerful tumor suppressor activity of BAP1 and its ability to regulate gene × environment interactions in carcinogenesis has been linked to its dual role in the nucleus and in the cytoplasm.
The essentiality of boron in plants has been clearly linked to its structural role in the cell wall, however the diversity and rapidity alterations of plant organogenesis when the micronutrient is absent suggest that B deficiency could also affect gene regulation during plant development.
