SV-sized organelles may also be produced: for example, small SV-like vesicles accumulate in the cell bodies of neurons that lack a motor protein involved in axonal transport (Yonekawa et al, 1998).
With advances in high throughput measurement techniques, large-scale biological data have been and will continuously be produced, for example, gene expression data, protein-protein interaction (PPI) data, tandem mass spectra data, microRNA expression data, lncRNA expression data, and biomolecule-disease association data.
With the launch of three families of Sentinels satellites, Copernicus will be producing for example, 8 TB of Earth Observation data per day (approximately 3000 TB per year) [Big Data Workshop Copernicus (2014 ], which will lead to an increase of data volume, diversity and also value.
A wave of this kind is produced, for example, when a line of charges is moved back and forth along the line.
For a start, how far back up the supply chain do you go? Academic "life-cycle analyses" go into painstaking detail, factoring in the emissions associated with building factories in which food is produced, for example.
The glyphosate molecule has three active groups: carboxylic acid (pK1 = 2.23), phosphonate (pK2 = 5.46) and amine (pK3 = 10.14) groups (Fig. 1a) and is produced, for example, by the reaction of the amino acid glycine with paraformaldehyde and dimethyl phosphonate.
Cities, where 80percentt of all food is predicted to be consumed by 2050, can be a major driver of change by reconnecting people with how food is produced, for example through farmers markets, the report says.
Such patterning is a major and general phenomenon in biology whenever specific biological shapes are produced, for example in animal morphogenesis.
Such TDMs are produced, for example, via the tool Locomotif, where a user composes pictures of annotated RNA structures, which are then compiled into programs for RNA motif search (Reeder et al., 2007).
It is possible, however, that TLR-4 contributes to the inflammatory response indirectly by responding to endogenous ligands that are produced, for example, as a consequence of matrix catabolism.
A rule is then used to define when epidemic alerts are produced: for example as soon as an observation exceeds the threshold [ 7], or if a series of observations fall above the threshold, for example during 2 weeks [ 13], or 1 month [ 21].
