Similar processes, which occur in the development of other animals, establish the basic organization of an annelid, a mollusk, or an arthropod.
Specific protein protein interactions provide a major part of the basic organization of living cells.
While the training and basic organization of a palliative care staff share certain features to ensure quality of care, process and operational parameters must respond to the local environment in order to achieve best use of resources and optimal outcomes for patients and families.
A concave epithelium with pigment cells and a light-gathering lens is the basic organization of our eyes as well as the insect ocelli (Fig. 3a) (Goodman 1981).
By extension, as an important structural feature of family life, the living arrangement is an integral part of the basic organization of society (Goode 1963; Cohen 1976; Fei 1983, 1999).
Importantly, histological analysis of SCN coronal sections showed no gross anatomical difference between Id2+/+ and Id2−/− F2 littermates, indicating that any circadian phenotypes in the mutants are not due to a gross developmental defect in the basic organization of the SCN.
A convex epithelium, on the other hand, with pigment cells and an array of tiny lenses, is the basic organization of insect compound eyes (Fig. 3b).
Finally, judging from the fragment analysis data of PMM genes described in Additional file 6, it is probable that the basic organization of PMM gene family, as defined for the A, B, D and H genomes (e.g., two distinct members contained in two separate chromosomal loci), is conserved in the diploid Triticeae species possessing AmAm, CC, MM, NN, RR, SS, SbSb, SlSl, SsSs, SshSsh, StSt or UU genomes.
In this paper we argue that recently the situation has evolved in a way that subverted the insufficient knowledge on the basic organization of moral cognition in brain circuits, making the project of modeling morality in neurocomputational terms feasible.
The model captures the basic organization of the (para)hippocampal regions in a simplified manner (Figure 1): two input modules, labeled 'object' and 'context', represent the perirhinal and parahippocampal cortices, processing object [41] and spatial information [42] respectively.
