As an alternative to this hierarchical processing hypothesis, it has been proposed that the processing stages for feature detection and segregation are reflected in different temporal episodes in the response patterns of individual neurons.
The most commonly used methods for detection and segregation of Brucella spp. were culture techniques and serological tests (standard agglutination tube test, anti-human globulin test, Rose-Bengal test, mercaptan-based tests, enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay and brucellacapt) [ 8],[ 9].
The development, PCR amplification, detection, inheritance and segregation analysis of the microsatellites were carried out as described previously [ 12].
Through molecular detection and co-segregation analysis, we found that a SNP variation in the second exon of OsLAP6/OSPKS1 gene caused the phenotype of oslap6 mutant (Fig. 4a and b).
Based on DHF, pitch detection and effective source segregation algorithms are proposed.
The complexity of tetrasomic inheritance, including a generally unknown allele dosage at any given locus, challenges the detection of distorted markers and segregation distortion regions in autotetraploid alfalfa.
Here, we present a neural network model of motion detection, figure ground segregation and attentive selection which explains these response patterns in an unifying framework.
We present a novel neural model which investigates the necessary mechanisms underlying initial motion detection, the required representations for velocity coding, and the integration and segregation of motion stimuli to account for the perception of transparent motion.
These include accurate replication of genetic information, detection and repair of DNA damage, efficient segregation of chromosomes, protection of chromosome ends, and proper organization of genome architecture.
Remember Strom Thurmond and segregation.
"Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever!" the state's new governor, George Wallace, vowed in his inaugural address, on January 14 , 1963
