As a basic principle of organization, it also applies to higher levels of organization (e.g. populations of individuals), but our main concern here is the organization within an individual.
Classical neuroimaging has allowed the in vivo examination of these dynamic changes, and prior studies utilizing quantitative methods have revealed many basic principles of cerebral organization across the lifespan.
A comparison of H2B-GFP-tagged chromatin in live and fixed cells demonstrated these basic principles of nuclear organization also in nuclei of living cells and ruled out fixation artifacts as a major issue.
The discovery of basic principles of modular organization on the level of signaling domains [ 3] as well as on the level of whole signaling pathways (as exemplified by the MAP Kinase cascade which is present in multiple copies in eukaryotic organisms added to the understanding of the signaling process.
Yet, these channels could be followed from the Barr body interior through peripheral heterochromatin leading to Nup153-stained nuclear pores similar to nuclear regions with active CTs, further strengthening the maintenance of basic principles of CT organization in the Barr body.
We turn to the prominent HKB dynamical model of motor coordination, drawing from basic principles of self-organization to describe how conversational perspective-taking unfolds in a low-dimensional attractor landscape.
The basic principles of a worldwide organization that would embrace the political objectives of the Allies had been proposed at the Dumbarton Oaks Conference in 1944 and reaffirmed at the Yalta Conference in early 1945.
In plants, research in this field is still in its infancy but a number of publications provided first insights into basic principles of nuclear genome organization and the factors that influence it.
Finally, this intricate relation between duration and f0 movement/pitch - whether fundamentally linked to the basic principles of our perceptual organization or connected to language perception - may also underlie the seemingly sudden changes of phonological systems from a tonal system to one based on quantity, as in the well documented case of Korean [34].
Modeling the robustness of these networks with respect to the dysfunction of one or several reactions is important to understand the basic principles of biological network organization, and to identify new drug targets.
