This might be relevant to the co-organization of dual phases or a highly cooperative self-assembly process between organic and inorganic components [29 31].
Their co-organization behaviors can be tuned by various factors including the linker selection between the head-groups, the length of the long alkyl chains, the acid species, and the molar ratio between the zwitterions and acids.
Of course, it can not be ruled out that there is a significant degree of co-organization of kinase and substrate genes or phosphatase and substrate genes.
Co-organization of kinase and phosphatase genes was considered significant, when the genes were not more than five genes apart from each other.
It has been proposed that the local concentration of dNTPs at the replication forks is higher than elsewhere in the cells and that this is achieved by a co-organization of nucleotide synthesizing enzymes and replication enzymes into structures in which intermediates are channeled from one enzyme to the next without diffusion of these intermediates into the surrounding cytoplasm [1], [2].
Similar co-organizations were not found in M. xanthus and A. dehalogenans.
This hypothesis is partially supported for S. cellulosum as six co-organizations of ELK and PP2c-type PP encoding genes were found.
As an association of CD8 and CD16/CD57 in PBMC cell surface membranes is usually not seen in normal blood, the data suggested to look more precisely into the higher order cell surface differentiation, i.e., co-organization of proteins of the cellular immune system in ALS-PBMC using the ICM principle for co-mapping a large number of different cell surface proteins.
It is demonstrated that, under the direction of CB self-networking, the CB-localized polymer domains tend to fuse together into co-continuous organization with little phase coarsening.
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