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As HDAC8 has two binding sites for potassium and these are connected by one β-strand, one would expect perturbations of these sites to have mutual effects on each other.

As both the intrinsic (i.e. microstructural) and extrinsic (i.e. sample size) dimensions play a non-trivial role in the mechanical properties and material deformation mechanisms, it is critical to develop an understanding of their interplay and mutual effects on the mechanical properties and material deformation, especially in small-scale structures.

While the influence of methanol and of the MOR lead to significant changes in the ORR characteristics, e.g., a shift of the cathode potential by about 0.3 V in 0.1 methanol, the mutual effects on the reaction characteristics of the two partial reactions are much smaller.

Synchronization as used here refers to the establishment and maintenance of a roughly constant difference between the oscillatory phases of weakly coupled oscillators through their mutual effects on each others' phases [7].

The MPN was reconstructed from vertical phenotypic interrelationships as well as horizontal phenotype dichotomy, which accounts for the mutual effects on phenotypic evolution.

We have shown that cancer cells and macrophages have mutual effects on each other, and that the cytokines CSF-1 and CCL2 are important mediators of this interaction.

We employed a rat model of CRC liver metastases to investigate these mutual effects of liver regeneration on the liver itself as well as on the growth of implanted tumor cells.

Relative and mutual effects of fermentation variables on keratinase activity were analyzed with "23 Full Factorial Central Composite Design".

Mutual effects of coil dimensions on the produced magnetic force are elaborated and summarized in a design flowchart to be used for arbitrary muscular vessel sizes.

The mutual effects of Cu II) and phosphate on their interaction with γ-Al2O3 are investigated by using batch experiments combined with density functional theory (DFT) calculations.

Understanding the mutual effects of phosphate and Cu II) on their mobility and transport in mineral/water environments is more realistic to design effective remediation strategies for reducing their negative impacts on aquatic/terrestrial environments.