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This model study, though highly idealised, suggests several factors which can be used to tune group dynamics.

The second is that such odd constraints are not likely to be generic: we had to delicately fine-tune the dynamics to get a problem.

Checkpoint or stress induced phosphorylations of the Tub4 complex components may ensure microtubule attachment to the SPB, fine-tune microtubule dynamics or induce nucleation of microtubules.

One aim going forward, Pereira said, is to fine-tune the group's method to be more sensitive to such detail.

In this regard, signal propagation between the key acetyl and phospho sites could fine-tune the interface dynamics at the intracellular level.

Switching from one Raf isoform with low MEK kinase activity to another with high activity could serve to fine-tune the activation dynamics of ERK, in order to determine a specific biological response.

This suggests that binding of Crk to the Abl proline-rich motifs is balanced to fine-tune actin-based membrane dynamics as cells adapt to their surrounding environment.

Such growth rate dependent pGAL1 activation patterns illustrate how the relative arrangement of pGAL1 and pKlURA can fine-tune the gene expression dynamics of both promoters.

In the midterms, Catalist has been working with advocacy groups on ballot initiatives in Michigan, Maine, and Florida, among others, to fine-tune arguments to different voter groups.

Taken together, these data support the hypothesis that hydrophobic contacts with methyl groups merely fine-tune the binding specificities of TFs.

"... Our results suggest that a complex complement of ionic mechanisms is needed to fine-tune separate aspects of the neuronal response dynamics.