However, the functional significance of their reversible membrane-binding ability remains unknown in many annexins, although in some it is thought to be important for vesicle aggregation and membrane organisation (Liemann and Huber, 1997; Rand, 2000; Rescher and Gerke, 2004; Lim and Pervaiz, 2007).
Contributors includes researchers identified by their ORCID metadata, which in turn allows aggregation by the ORCID organisation.
Nevertheless, we cannot ignore the aggregation phenomenon [11] and the organisation occurring within and between aggregates.
Incorporation of cells into co-cultures without prior co-aggregation led to a similar organisation of myoepithelial cells around the luminal population, suggesting that this is an active 'homing' process.
Secondly, they provide hierarchical organisation so that such aggregation can be performed at different levels for novel data-driven scientific discovery.
While the reforms determined the particular aggregation of hospitals, management retained discretion as to the organisation and control of activity among hospitals of the network.
Thus, even where different habitat types are documented to harbour a different availability of prey, spatial and temporal variation in aggregation within habitats would have important implications for territory configuration, social organisation and especially for tests of the RDH.
Such aggregation-like pattern was in agreement with the proposed CrSGD multimerised organisation [ 1, 10, 37].
As the report says: "We are likely to see a world of more and smaller news organisations, the most successful of which will leverage their staffs and audience by using aggregation, curation and partnerships with audiences to provide content of genuine value".
This was interpreted as a change in peptide organisation at the membrane surface that results in peptide arrangement competent for pore forming and non-competent with aggregation (see discussion).
