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These proteins may preferentially interact with mRNAs, which are underrepresented in the total RNA fraction.
Therefore, while AMF/PGI is a ubiquitous cytokine with multiple cellular targets, increased gp78/AMFR expression in cancer and low expression in normal adult tissue, suggests that circulating AMF/PGI may preferentially interact with gp78/AMFR expressing tumor cells relative to normal cells.
It is known that Tiam1, like other GEFs, may preferentially interact with the GDP-bound form of Rac1, convert it to the GTP-bound form and then dissociate from the GTP-bound form to allow its interaction with downstream effectors [19].
The implication that α-syn may preferentially interact with Aβ42 is important given the known toxic and aggregate-prone properties of Aβ42 relative to other Aβ isoforms [ 28, 29].
Whereas α-dystrobrevin-2 was greatly reduced in mdx muscle, α-dystrobrevin-1 was unaffected [ 4] suggesting that β-synemin may preferentially interact with that α-dystrobrevin isoform in vivo.
Notably, Mef2 transcription factors may act as transcriptional on/off switches, as they preferentially interact with histone deacetylases in undifferentiated cells and with histone acetylases in differentiating cells [24], [25].
Due to the high hydrophobicity from the accumulated tryptophan residues, the fusion proteins might preferentially interact with cell membranes, which may result in a partial quenching of fluorescence intensity.
As the name suggests, hydrophobic membranes preferentially interact with microbial matter which causes biofouling; while hydrophilic membranes interact with water.
It was speculated that bacteria might preferentially interact with these fragments.
The ability to design particles that can preferentially interact with particular protein can obtain desired targeting effects.
The FS-MA and FS-OH nanoparticles, on the other hand, can preferentially interact with the PMMA units of the copolymer and therefore immobilize the chains.
