In crickets, male's courtship is a complex behavior, which in addition to song, comprise visual, tactile, and chemical cues and signals (Hack 1998).
In both types of neurons, bursts were separated by silent periods (Fig. 4A), indicating that the deactivation time course represents a complex behavior including sojourns in an inactive fully bound (most likely desensitized, Jones & Westbrook, 1995) state.
As described in our previous work, the rationale for using the eQTL/pQTL overlap filter is that if a gene contributes to a complex behavior through variation in its expression levels, areas of the genome that regulate those expression levels (eQTLs) should be represented within areas of the genome that contribute to the regulation of the phenotype.
The supramolecular arrangements developed during aging lead to a rheological complex behavior in the PLAcoCLa copolymer: Around Tt=131 °C thermo-rheological complexity and a peculiar chain mobility reduction were observed, but at T>Tt the thermo-rheological response of a homogeneous system was recorded.
The DSC (Differential Scaning Calorimetry) thermograms revealed a quite complex behavior in the temperature range 250 350 °C, where it was seen that with increase in fluence the DSC exotherm changed into the DSC endotherm.
The membrane resistance, R, has a more complex behavior in the light BG-temperature plane (Fig. 10B).
The network formed by only two metabolic subsystems spontaneously auto-organizes, provoking the emergence of a very complex behavior in which each subsystem presents infinite transitions between different periodic patterns.
In structured populations, the interaction of suicide and immunity results in a complex behavior that yields different combinations of the three defense mechanisms.
A team led by geneticist Cornelia Bargmann of the University of California, San Francisco, found an excellent animal model in which a complex behavior is clearly genetically programmed: Some populations of the tiny roundworm Caenorhabditis elegans hunt bacteria as a pack, while others forage on their own.
