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The Saccharomyces cerevisiae monopolin complex directs proper chromosome segregation in meiosis I by mediating co-orientation of sister kinetochores on the meiosis I spindle.
The SCFFbxl3 complex directs degradation of CRY1/2 proteins and Fbxl3 murine mutants have a slower clock.
In females, the Tra-Tra2 complex directs the splicing of the dsx pre-mRNA according to the female mode, giving rise to the female DsxF protein that promotes female sexual development.
In the absence of TnsD and TnsE, a hyperactive TnsABC* complex directs transposition into many different target sites with low selectivity [26], but has also been shown to recognize and preferentially insert adjacent to psoralen cross-linked triplex forming oligomers [27].
This complex directs exocytic vesicles to the plasma membrane and consists of two subcomplexes of three and five subunits each.
This demonstrates that the Ctf19 complex directs cohesin enrichment within the pericentromere by attracting Scc2/ Scc4 to centromeres.
Subsequent research increased the expressivity of MapReduce, enabling the developers to specify arbitrarily complex directed graphs of operators [8].
The infinite chains of possible one way connections leaves Twitter with the leeway to launch many more features based on their complex directed social graph, hence the hypotheticals above.
This paper presents two methods of realising arbitrarily complex directed graphs as robust heteroclinic networks for flows generated by ODEs we say the ODEs realise the graphs as heteroclinic networks between equilibria that represent the vertices.
Hence, our analysis of percolated landscapes shows that the conformation of interfaces plays a central role in the performance of complex directed networks representing global transport systems, affecting their efficiency against bottlenecks and their robustness against failures.
Many methods have been developed to reduce complex directed and undirected networks to their core components.
