Right : hKif15-eGFP motors drive tug-of-war-type movement, characterised by frequent and rapid direction changes during movement.
At these Olympics, Phelps never had the anger or drive that characterised his swimming between 2001 and 2009.
Open systems, which are hydrostatically driven, are characterised by a fluid flow that passes the stationary phase once only [36].
That natural sense of aggression and drive, though, characterises Brunt's playing style.
This drives to characterise the main organisational forms of public research funding in terms of their underlying coordination mode and to use this framework to evaluate them against a number of criteria.
Amoeboid movement is characterised by a rounded morphology, high Rho kinase signalling to drive elevated levels of actomyosin contractility.
Furthermore, whilst some of our functionally characterised CNEs drive reporter expression in domains with sharp boundaries that are co-incident with rhombomere boundaries -similar to that of previously characterised Pbx-Hox regulated elements - this is not the case for all of them.
Importantly, patients with HPV-driven OP-SCC are characterised by better overall and disease-free survival (Andl et al, 1998; Jung et al, 2010; Holzinger et al, 2012).
However, neuropathic pain and increased sensitisation to mechanical touch have also been frequently noted, the latter being recently characterised as driven by increased primary afferent input to the central nervous system by the transient receptor potential vanilloid-1 channel in transgenic sickle mice.
The Fisher-Kolmogorov model is a reaction-diffusion equation that has been used to describe collective cell spreading driven by cell migration, characterised by a cell diffusivity, D, and carrying capacity limited proliferation with proliferation rate, λ, and carrying capacity density, K.
