The faster frequency was employed because it tends to promote more intermittent switching behavior: coordinating at faster rates enhances fluctuations, thereby creating opportunities for the partners to switch between states.
Further studies, including in situ expression of pheromone OR genes on the antenna, can elucidate if the resp gene coding for changes in pheromone behavior coordinates with alterations in OR expression between different pheromone-sensitive cells.
A close coupling of perception and action processes is assumed to play an important role in basic capabilities of social interaction, such as guiding attention and observation of others' behavior, coordinating the form and functions of behavior, or grounding the understanding of others' behavior in one's own experiences.
Purposes of disaster communication include preventing panic, promoting appropriate health behaviors, coordinating response among stakeholders, advocating for affected populations, and mobilizing resources.
Our analysis of several cell shape changes leads us to propose four regulatory modules associated with ratchet-like deformations that are tuned to generate diverse cell behaviors, coordinating cell shape change across a tissue.
Male mating behavior is a complex behavior requiring coordinated regulation of multiple muscle groups in response to sensory input, and provides a powerful model to understand how genes and molecular pathways contribute to neural circuits that regulate motor behavior.
Circadian rhythms in physiology and behavior are coordinated by the brain's dominant circadian pacemaker located in the suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN) of the hypothalamus.
Understanding how such behavior is coordinated has important consequences for biological phenomena such as growth and cancer, which result from orchestrated communication between cells.
To define how cap behavior is coordinated at the four binding pockets of the enzyme, the PAPS dependence of the open or closed status of the acceptor binding sites was probed using a large acceptor [4-hydroxytamoxifen (TAM)].
