In addition to their originally and historically known function as the only professional APC capable of activating naïve T cells, DCs are also characterized with their potent ability to interact with innate immune cells, especially NK cells [ 64].
With the dual mutations K130M/V131I, HBx would gain more potent secondary structures to interact with HIF-1 α, and thus increase the expression and the transcriptional activity of HIF-1 α.
At higher doses of EE, the contribution of the dietary phytoestrogens is considered negligible because EE is a potent ER agonist able to interact with both isoforms of this receptor and with higher affinity than any of the dietary phytoestrogens (Kuiper et al. 1997).
Dendritic cells (DC) are the most potent antigen presenting cells whose ability to interact with T cells, B cells and NK cells has led to their extensive use in vaccine design.
Superantigens are highly potent immune stimulators with a unique ability to interact simultaneously with MHC class II molecules and T cell receptors, forming a trimolecular complex that induces profound T-cell proliferation and massive cytokine production.
Mutations (e.g. deletions, fusions) that affect the integrity of transcription factors by altering their DNA-binding specificity and/or capacity to interact with cofactors can transform these proteins into potent oncogenes.
The protein has an arginine glycine aspartate-binding domarginine glycine aspartate-bindingwing potent angiogenic properties (9) andomain receptor-binding anfinity thadjacentSVVYGLR interact with a diverse range of cells (10).
Fluency had no influence on the desire to interact with others of the same race, indicating that this potent cognitive bias is especially consequential in the judgments of out-group members.
Instead "public.ex" is dispersed into the everyday world, where art and life, silly and serious, seem to interact on the random, nonlinear model of the Internet, that most potent and exasperating of cultural resources.
The two viruses are apparently able to interact with each other as well as the host [49] [52], and the presence of both viruses is more potent to promote tumor formation in rodent model [48].
