Sentence examples for published interactions from inspiring English sources

Regulatory interactions that are shown using a black line have previously been published; interactions shown using a green line are described here for the first time.

We analyze whether there is a relation between the reliability of published interactions and the popularity of the interaction partners.

We use the text mining system iHOP to identify published interactions between proteins and genes in titles and abstracts from the PubMed database.

Moreover, the overlap is much higher than random (<1%), which suggests that high-throughput techniques are sufficiently informative to generate a relative reliability measure for published interactions.

This finding was surprising based on previously published interactions between Gro and histone tails and suggests the interaction between Gro and the target gene consists of more than a binary association with hypoacetylated histone tails.

This result illustrates that the overlap with high-throughput data is indeed a good indicator for the reliability of published interactions, since interactions that are repeated many times in the literature can be expected to be more reliable.

The modification has required a reestimation of previously published interaction parameters.

The co-immunoprecipitation experiments were also consistent with the recently published interaction map of endoplasmic reticulum chaperones and foldases (36).

We used this published interaction information to determine whether our smoking-correlated expression signatures are tightly connected at the molecular level.

Lastly, genes were filtered by requiring the gene to have a published chemical sensitivity like Ypk1 does, or a published interaction with Ypk1, Ypk1 regulators (TORC2 or PP2A) or sphingolipid biosynthetic machinery.

The prediction quality of the RyhB- uof-fur joint structure is very low for all compared approaches (maximal MCC of 0.21), which implies that the published interaction model is not predictable with the evaluated computational approaches.