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More transient interactions have been analysed and discussed in recent publications (Rodriguez-Fernandez and Dell'Angelica, 2009; Mead et al., 2010).

Three to four PIP2 molecules formed long-lived interactions with the proteins, whilst the other PIP2 molecules formed more transient interactions, and dissociated multiple times during the simulations.

However, there were differences in the type of interaction: while some IQ-motifs were able to form complexes with CaM which were stable under the conditions of the experiment, others formed more transient interactions.

In type I systems, Cas6 can form an integral part of Cascade or it can exhibit a more transient interaction.

Other IQ-motifs (2IQ2, 3IQ1) caused a blurring of the CaM band, suggesting that a more transient interaction has occurred.

Although these studies have not reported BamA TamB interactions, neither have they excluded the formation of a TamB BamA complex or more transient interaction between the proteins.

For example the most prominent PPI interactions that can be found in a GRNs are physical interactions of genes corresponding to large protein complexes (e.g. ribosome biogenesis and proteasome) in contrast to more transient protein interactions [ 11, 80].

Chromatin-chromatin interactions are highly dynamic [ 32], and the interactions are probably more transient than protein-chromatin interactions in the nucleus.

Beltrao et al. [ 19] observed that stable interactions are more conserved than transient interactions for specific types of interactions (e.g., kinase-substrate interactions determined by phosphoproteomics).

To conclude, while the molecular function of a protein has an effect on the conservation rates of the interactions, we cannot establish a clear trend showing that stable interactions are always more conserved than transient interactions.

For the former, partners that can bind by more than one site are less likely to be perturbed at all of the sites in the fusion construct, and for the latter, an increase in the number of partners would enable significant binding even for more transient, lower-affinity interactions.