Sentence examples for virtue of interaction from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, it has recently been shown that histone deacetylase 1, another class I histone deacetylase, which was considered to be exclusively nuclear, is present in a cytoplasmic protein complex by virtue of interaction with a cellular phosphatase complex [ 41].

Late endosomes and the Golgi complex maintain their cellular localizations by virtue of interactions with the microtubule-based cytoskeleton.

Thus we can take the presence of a

As discussed above, the Gtx mRNA is thought to be able to recruit ribosomes by virtue of interactions between helix 26 of the 18S rRNA and the mRNA [28] [30]).

Such an approach was successfully employed in studies of the IRES-like properties of the Gtx leader (which recruits ribosomes de novo by virtue of interactions between the 18S rRNA and the mRNA) and revealed that the IRES activity could be blocked by AONs that bind either the mRNA or the rRNA [36].

Rather, our data suggest that it is associated with the inner membrane by virtue of interactions with other T6SS proteins, within a membrane-associated assembly representing some or all of the T6SS apparatus.

The compressive strength is highly anisotropic by virtue of the interaction between loading orientation and arrangement of porous and compact components of osteoderms.

The electron-rich oxygen atoms on the lactam groups in PVP were proposed to act as the chemically active sites to anchor EDOT cation radicals by virtue of electrostatic interaction and cause the self-assembly of PEDOT hollow spheres.

Fortunately, an increasing understanding of the action of estrogen has led ultimately to the design of new drugs that work by virtue of their interaction with the ER; these drugs have come to be known as selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs), and are not only effective in preventing osteoporosis and managing those with osteoporosis, but also in decreasing the incidence of breast cancer.

This accumulating understanding of the mechanism of action of estrogen led ultimately to the design of antiestrogenic agents that work by virtue of their interaction with the ER; these drugs have come to be known as selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs).

The ideal delivery system for either route of administration is one that will release its contents only at a favorable region of absorption, where the delivery system attaches by virtue of specific interaction with surface determinants unique to that region and where the delivery system travels at a rate independent of the transitory constraints inherent of the route of administration.