The L. maculans genome is compartmentalized into two distinct genomic landscapes: GC isochores (summing up 64% of the genome and containing 95% of the genes) and AT isochores (summing up 36% of the genome and 5% of the genes, but mainly consisting of mosaics of inactivated and truncated TEs) (Rouxel et al. 2011).
Especially, Meng et al. [11] discussed an SEIS epidemic model in a population that is compartmentalized into three classes: the susceptible, exposed, and infectious classes, with sizes denoted by (S t)), (E t)), (I t)), respectively.
Holes were punched in the hull and large pumps gradually piped sea water into the ship, which was compartmentalized into three sections.
As illustrated in the heatmap shown in Figure 1 (left panel), these 480 genes can be compartmentalized into one of four highly reproducible clusters, each of which exhibits a specific temporal gene expression profile.
Using a mathematical model, Zp can be compartmentalized into elastance H, resistance RN, viscous energy dissipation G and inertance I [ 34].
One striking feature of chromatin organization is that chromosomes are compartmentalized into distinct territories during interphase, the degree of intermingling being much smaller than expected for linear chains.
The camp is overseen by the highest levels of Iraqi intelligence, and those who worked there were compartmentalized into distinct sections.
Note that axons were compartmentalized into distinct bundles (circled in c).
Eukaryotic cells are compartmentalized into membrane-bound organelles that carry out different biological functions.
