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To understand how information is coded in the primary somatosensory cortex (S1) we need to decipher the relationship between neural activity and tactile stimuli.
Finally, we discuss recent efforts to decipher the relationship between genetic and epigenetic as it relates to ESR1 signaling in breast cancer.
Co-expression network analyses have been widely used to predict the target mRNAs of lncRNAs by detecting their similar expression patterns15,16, and thus, the WGCNA R software package was used in our study to decipher the relationship between the SDE mRNAs and the SDE lncRNAs.
A major future challenge would be to decipher the relationship between nutrient sensing in the nervous system, and the mechanisms governing the secretion of each distinct neuropeptide from the ASI neurons to elicit context-dependent responses that sculpt the physiological response to metabolic and lifespan control.
In this study we took advantage of a continuous monitoring of blood volume during dialysis session to decipher the relationship between the variation of relative blood volume (RBV) with mean arterial pressure (MAP).
Finally, cross-correlation analysis was used to compare mitochondrial movements with the status of actin filaments in order to decipher the relationship between mitochondria movements and the actin cytoskeleton.
Because of these problems and because the universe of available data had largely been exhausted, attempts to decipher the relationships between animal phyla could not reach a consensus and it is hard to see how this situation would have changed were it not for the availability of genetic sequence data.
Another fundamental challenge is to decipher the relationships between processes that generate force and processes that contribute to viscoelastic resistance in the embryo.
While evolutionary relationships between Central genes from PG4 and PG5 across bilaterians were quite well resolved, phylogenetic approaches failed to decipher the relationships between the other three Central genes, eventually classified in a single broad PG6-8 group [ 21, 44, 46].
Thus, attempts to decipher the relationships between the supergroups are important not only (and, perhaps, not so much) for establishing the true tree topology for its own sake but also for reconstructing the most likely scenario of the actual events that occurred during the early, formative stages of eukaryotic evolution.
