debra winger played paula in an officer and a gentleman.
debra winger played paula in an officer and a gentleman.
who played paula in an officer and a gentleman?
debra winger
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bullet::::- richard gere as aviation officer candidate zack mayo









































bullet::::- debra winger as paula pokrifki









































bullet::::- david keith as aoc sid worley









































bullet::::- robert loggia as chief petty officer byron mayo (zack's father)









































bullet::::- lisa blount as lynette pomeroy









































bullet::::- lisa eilbacher as aoc casey seeger









































bullet::::- louis gossett jr. as gunnery sergeant emil foley, usmc









































bullet::::- tony plana as aoc emiliano della serra









































bullet::::- harold sylvester as aoc lionel perryman









































bullet::::- david caruso as aoc topper daniels









































bullet::::- victor french as joe pokrifki (paula's stepfather)









































bullet::::- grace zabriskie as esther pokrifki (paula's mother)
an officer and a gentleman
molecular interactions can occur between molecules belonging to different biochemical families (proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, carbohydrates, etc.) and also within a given family. whenever such molecules are connected by physical interactions, they form molecular interaction networks that are generally classified by the nature of the compounds involved. most commonly, "interactome" refers to "protein–protein interaction" (ppi) network (pin) or subsets thereof. for instance, the sirt-1 protein interactome and sirt family second order interactome is the network involving sirt-1 and its directly interacting proteins where as second order interactome illustrates interactions up to second order of neighbors (neighbors of neighbors). another extensively studied type of interactome is the protein–dna interactome, also called a "gene-regulatory network", a network formed by transcription factors, chromatin regulatory proteins, and their target genes. even "metabolic networks" can be considered as molecular interaction networks: metabolites, i.e. chemical compounds in a cell, are converted into each other by enzymes, which have to bind their substrates physically.
interactome