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It would also require posterior localization of osk and as Gunkel et al., 1998, determined, a locally restricted interaction with a trans-acting factor would occur at the posterior of the oocyte to permit translation.

The Polynesians did indeed pass through as they moved into Remote Oceania, but they now appear to have had relatively restricted interaction with the other inhabitants of the islands.

Thus interaction was observed for the four constructs containing the third and fourth coiled-coil regions but restricted interaction with the construct containing only the first three coiled-coil regions and no interaction detected with the constructs containing only the first two coiled-coil regions.

Like Toews herself, Yoli and Elf are from a Mennonite family: Mennonites are similar to Amish, traditionally living in isolated, rural communities with restricted interaction with the outside world.

In cardiomyocytes, specific NOS isoforms are present in distinct intracellular localizations allowing NO to have a coordinated and restricted interaction with colocalized effectors [ 21, 82].

Furthermore, several AtATM-mediated IR-upregulated genes encoded orthologues of human HR proteins that are localized together and/or have restricted interactions with ATM in DSBs flanking chromatin (BRCA1) or with ATR in ssDNA microcompartments of S/G2 chromatin (RAD51, BRCA1, RPA, RAD17, FANCD2, BRCA2), or with the MCM complex when replication follows HR [20], [39], [105], [106].

A possible explanation is that the branches in glycogen (mussel glycogen) are too dense to accommodate interaction with the CBM20, restricting interaction with its two binding sites13,16.

Restricting interactions between physician in training and PCRs is one approach to eliminating adverse effects of contacts with PCRs [ 5].

This is because water molecule mobility is restricted by interaction with the surface charges of the concrete aggregates (Saarenketo 1998).

Outflow was good across most of the system, except the northwestern corner where it was restricted by interaction with a nearby typhoon.

Due to the inability of virtually all proteins to spontaneously enter cells, however, exogenous proteins are predominantly restricted to interaction with extracellular targets and targets accessible through the endocytic pathway.