Sentence examples for which it associates from inspiring English sources

MPDZ may affect withdrawal by altering the rate and/or fidelity of signal transduction mediated by one or more of the proteins with which it associates, particularly through its effects in a brain region(s) relevant to withdrawal.

We demonstrate that MBD3 induces genomic DNA demethylation and that it has specific targets in the genome with which it associates.

"The human mind is naturally predisposed to fear underground spaces, which it associates with dark, small, cavernous environments and a danger of being buried alive," says Suarez.

Thus, the complex regulation of β-catenin is becoming more evident, as it is not only modulated through its cellular distribution or phosphorylation, but also by the proteins with which it associates.

However, the full complement of mRNA-binding proteins with which it associates has not been previously addressed.

Negative regulation of NF-κB signalling by A20 requires two other proteins with which it associates, Tax1-binding protein 1 (TandBP1) and Itch (Heissmeyer and Rao, 2008).

Paradoxically Muslim civilisation started out by being extremely wary of pictures, which it associated with idolatry, only to be overrun with visual imagery today.

It found there had been a "dramatic decline" in tiger numbers in the Russian far east over the past five years – understood to be about a 15% drop – which it associated with a decline in anti-poaching enforcement.

The PL group, which is composed of younger males [18], did not differ in the rate at which it associated with new mothers and oestrus females from the way it did with other females.

Where poststructuralism (and the Marxism with which it often associates) is zero-sum and winner-takes-all, metamodernism -- as far back as its discussion in the academic field of "arts pedagogy" in the 1990s and 2000s -- has been associated with the words "dialogue" and "collaboration".

If the replisomes are tracking along DNA, replisome movement will not only reflect the movement of the DNA with which it is associated but also exhibit additional movement associated with its passage along the chromosome.