It was shown that there was a distinct nervous specialization accompanying the soldier differentiation in H. sjostedti, and that this phenomenon was common in all termite species so far examined.
Thus, functionally distinct specializations of a given organelle are physically segregated to a greater extent than previously believed.
For example, to what degree could each of the original firms integrate under a single name without losing the distinct specializations (and in some cases, brand equity) that made each firm so successful in the first place?
Morphology, in contrast, has characterized two distinct specializations of vagal afferent endings in the muscle wall of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.
Such a distinct functional and morphological specialization allow outer segments to serve as a nearly unmatched model system for studying general principles of GPCR signaling (Arshavsky et al., 2002) and, in more recent years, a model for ciliary trafficking (Garcia-Gonzalo and Reiter, 2012; Nemet et al., 2015; Pearring et al., 2013; Schou et al., 2015; Wang and Deretic, 2014).
In the neighborhood of the main GI immune cluster were smaller clusters of immune-associated genes that were expressed in a distinct but related manner, perhaps connected to regional immune specialization.
Al Rajhi has a distinct advantage: a hard-won reputation for honesty and a specialization in retail banking services.
Each category produced activity in a distinct part of the visual brain, thus reflecting its functional specialization.
In the late 19th century, graphic design emerged as a distinct profession in the West, in part because of the job specialization process that occurred there, and in part because of the new technologies and commercial possibilities brought about by the Industrial Revolution.
The distribution of activity in the cortex reflected the functional specialization of the visual brain [10] [12], since each category produced a distinct pattern of cortical activation (Fig. 2).
