The analysis of the residues taking part in the interactions in the ten selected ligplot molecules and the residues involved in the binding of natural substrate with the cysteine synthase revealed that certain amino acid residues are found to be conserved in most of the analyzed interactions (Table 3).
Experimental data show that zwitterionic lipid headgroups take part in the interaction with Penetratin suggesting that the external leaflet lipids of cells plasma membrane are competent for peptide interaction in the absence of net negative charges.
Though two domains (D1 and D2) take part in the interaction between LILR and HLAIs, previous studies [28], [29] and the co-crystal structures of HLA-A*0201 HLA-A*02011 [10] and HLA-G1 with LILRB1 [30] indicand that the main contacts (nearly 75% of them) are contributed by the first domain, D1.
The question of whether macrophages take part in the interaction of NP cells with Fas ligand and consequently contribute to clearance of apoptotic cells, however, remains open.
It is unclear at present whether the REJ domain itself can take part in the interaction with the egg glycoprotein coat The REJ domain has the potential role in regulating the ion channel which triggers the acrosome reaction [ 81, 83].
The autistic person is not ignoring other people; she may be struggling to take part in the interaction at all.
The understanding of a particular process at the most basic level thus involves identifying those substances, among thousands present in a cell, that take part in the interactions.
8 The placebo effects are related to the patients' expectation and the "meaning of surgery," whereas the non-specific effects are caused by fluctuations in symptoms, the clinical course of the disease, regression to the mean, report bias, and consequences of taking part in the trial, including interaction with the surgeons, nurses, and medical staff.
Agentic moment Creating a sense of togetherness Encouraging Safe and valued environment Valuing children's interests and initiatives Babies responding to each other's patterns of interaction and initiation Taking part in the musicality by moving, singing and looking (gaze) at all children.
