Sentence examples for of which interact from inspiring English sources

Here we present the protein interaction network for the syphilis spirochete Treponema pallidum which encodes 1,039 proteins, 726 (or 70%) of which interact via 3,649 interactions as revealed by systematic yeast two-hybrid screens.

These are the neuronal transmembrane protein Neurexin IV (Nrx IV) and the membrane-anchored MG protein Wrapper, both of which interact in trans to mediate neuron-glial interactions and ensheathment of commissural axons.

It turns out that these SNPs are very closely located to NUP60 and RAD51 (within 500 bp), both of which interact with each other (P-value for interaction =3×10−7) (Costanzo et al., 2010).

The best way to think about the remaining tribes in 2011 is to imagine a series of concentric circles, all of which interact on each boundary.

The polyelectrolyte and the surfactant form an ionic complex the side chains of which interact with each other.

The framework differentiates between three systemic constituents: the critical infrastructure, its natural environment, and its social environment, all of which interact (Atzl and Keller 2013).

The initial network expansion added 1700 new interacting proteins, 80%% of which interacted with only one protein from our query set.

Finally, using ATPase assays, another series of investigations concluded the presence of distinct sites for drug interaction on P-gp; some of which interacted and generated synergistic stimulation of hydrolysis [ 38, 39].

Factors that forced people to leave their homes included climate change, population growth, urbanisation, food insecurity and water scarcity – many of which interacted with and enhanced each other.

∀x binds all occurrences of x; the variables in the second argument place of the two Bs are bound by one of the two ∃ys, the latter of which interacts with ∀z via Ozy.

Every great economic paradigm requires three elements, each of which interacts with the other to enable the system to operate as a whole: new communication technologies to more efficiently manage economic activity; new sources of energy to more efficiently power economic activity; and new modes of transportation to more efficiently move economic activity.