Important drug–nutrient interactions

Clinically important drug interactions.

Understanding and mapping important interactions among SDGs

Mechanisms of protein binding to DNA: statistical interactions are important.

Protein molecules binding to DNA initiate sequences of biochemical transitions that control and regulate all major processes in living cells (1). It has long been understood that the efficient transfer of genetic information is possible when genome-regulating protein molecules are found to be strongly bound to special sequences on DNA, known as specific binding sites. It was later realized that...

Flavonoids as important molecules of plant interactions with the environment.

Flavonoids are small molecular secondary metabolites synthesized by plants with various biological activities. Due to their physical and biochemical properties, they are capable of participating in plants' interactions with other organisms (microorganisms, animals and other plants) and their reactions to environmental stresses. The majority of their functions result from their strong antioxidat...

Potential social interactions are important to social attention.

Social attention, or how spatial attention is allocated to biologically relevant stimuli, has typically been studied using simplistic paradigms that do not provide any opportunity for social interaction. To study social attention in a complex setting that affords social interaction, we measured participants' looking behavior as they were sitting in a waiting room, either in the presence of a co...