Sentence examples for supports our interaction from inspiring English sources

It is intriguing that the binding motif to Transducin α in the retina was mapped to the myristoylated N-terminal GAGASA sequence which strongly supports our interaction data with poly-GA [ 53].

To facilitate the development of new DASMI clients, the two existing open-source DAS client libraries, Dasobert (http://www.spice-3d.org/dasobert/) in Java and Bio-Das-Lite (http://search.cpan.org/dist/Bio-Das-Lite/) in Perl, have been upgraded to support our interaction extension.

This fact supports our assumption regarding the interaction between Thy and GO modes.

This finding further supports our hypothesis that the interaction of compound B with the stabilized MTs must have prevented the Ndc80488 complex from establishing contact with the MT surface.

This supports our conclusion that the interaction between the TNF gene and smoking may play a crucial role in the etiology of gastric cancer.

Our study supports our hypothesis that Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) has positive effects on the disruptive behaviour of Dutch preschoolers.

Supporting our NEIL3 interaction finding, fonofos has previously been associated with prostate cancer in the AHS among participants with a family history of prostate cancer (Alavanja et al. 2003; Mahajan et al. 2006), which suggested a role of genetic susceptibility to carcinogenic effects of this chemical.

The gender-genotype interaction analysis supports our previous findings for USF1 and SEPS1 variants in which the disease risk was limited to women [30], [31], providing a gender-genotype interaction p-values<0.01 for the USF1 variant rs2774279 and for two SEPS1 variants, rs4965814 and rs9874.

These findings show that the serine residues are not necessary for the c-Cbl-EGFR interaction, which supports our earlier work revealing that only the (pY-2 Asp pY-2 Asp)Arg and the essential pTyr within the TKB binding morif are required to initiate substrate binding to c-Cbl [14].

We have previously described an analogous seleno effect in DmTR that supports our proposed HisH+:::S-Cys1 interaction.

There is a significant negative correlation of EVs of RS and RS2 proteins and their number of protein interactions, which supports our hypothesis that differential expressional variation of genes within the signaling hierarchy can at least in part be explained by their functional centrality in the signaling network.