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With the three example systems, we have demonstrated two key properties of DNA tile displacement reactions as well as using them for information-based autonomous reconfiguration in systems of multiple interacting DNA origami structures.

As example systems, we choose micelles of different morphologies formed by the ABC type co-oligomers, whose coordinates are obtained from dissipative particle dynamics (DPD) simulations, as described in the Methods section.

As an example system, we focus on receptors in the G-protein coupled receptor (GPCR) family.

In the next example system, we ask: can structural reconfiguration be programmed to take place only when two types of signals are simultaneously present?

Using a well-characterised commercial activated carbon as an example system, we modelled high pressure hydrogen sorption isotherms and identified the operating conditions for which there is a significant increase in storage capacity from using an adsorbent as opposed to storage in the same volume via compression of hydrogen at the same temperature.

In the GLY example system we could have two datasets describing the system, one containing information about gene expression at the mRNA level and the other describing the CpG DNA methylation profile.

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For example, in many systems we now have an exquisite understanding of genetic mechanisms and developmental processes underlying phenotypes (reviewed by Stern and Orgogozo 2008), but with far less knowledge of their ecological function and context.

With more such successful examples in other systems, we will be able to achieve a deeper understanding of ET reactivity in proteins and facilitate de novo design of ET centers for applications such as advanced energy conversions.

As an example TE system, we utilized hyaluronic acid hydrogels laden with mesenchymal stem cells.

For example, in component-based systems, we wish to limit interleaving to force the inputs to a method to arrive together in order.