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The porphyrin ring is very hydrophobic and may promote interactions with other hydrophobic molecules.
Thus the increased density of CD2 in the contact region may promote interactions between CD2 molecules and drive signaling.
However, phosphorylation may promote interactions or target LHs to specific compartments or organelles facilitating apoptotic function, which remains to be investigated further.
This section will explain how ICT as an artifact may promote interaction and facilitate the co-construction of knowledge in social contexts.
Therefore, Ku may promote interaction between Cdc13 and Est1, leading to stable association of Est1 with the telomere.
The N-terminal domain of hArc is highly basic, which may promote interaction with cytoskeletal structures or other polyanionic surfaces, whereas the C-terminal domain is acidic and stabilized by ionic conditions that promote oligomerization.
It has been shown that high levels of antenatal care can have a positive effect on the use of safe delivery practices [ 10] and may promote interaction with health services in general to enable families to seek to access care more efficiently [ 11], suggesting that the importance of good quality care during pregnancy extends beyond the antenatal period.
Likewise, theoretical traits propose that reduced particles size will have higher surface area, which may possibly promote interactions between the nanomaterials and the surface of biological entities, which may influence living organism adversely.
The coiled-coil domain mediates ORF1p multimerization and it has been suggested that it may also promote interaction with other proteins, possibly ORF2p [55], [55].
Since B-cell activation manifest by elevated mIa expression may promote productive interactions with helper T cells, these observations suggest an important role for B-cell abnormalities in the etiology of lpr-induced autoimmune disease.
The Q149H suppressor may promote packing interactions within the large lobe to support anchoring of the C-terminal tail as it undergoes the structural transition during nucleotide binding.
