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This was proposed by H. R. Maturana & F. Varela in the concept of Autopoiesis, the process by which systems organize themselves out of disorder, forming a responsive, self-maintaining network characteristic of life [ 32].
This most often means you should have some form of a responsive, mobile experience for it; don't just send your visitors to a desktop version of a site.
The many moving parts of Reach, from its early coding to the manufacturing of motors and segments of the wall, begin to form a living, responsive whole.
Among them, CYP705A5 and CYP708A2 are good candidates for catalyzing further modifications, possibly sequential hydroxylations, of thalianol to form a stress responsive, root specific triterpenoid.
TetR has also been fused to the KRAB repression domain of the human Kox1 protein to form a Tc-responsive transsilencer (tTS), which can actively suppress background gene expression from tetO-containing minimal promoters in the absence of dox [ 7].
1 3 The Cys-loop receptors all share a common architecture of five subunits that combine to form an agonist-responsive receptor with an integral ion channel (with approximately fivefold symmetry) that spans the cell membrane.
T1R1 + T1R3 is a broadly tuned amino acid receptor [ 10], while T1R2 + T1R3 forms a receptor responsive to most sweet stimuli [ 11, 12].
Our results show that SAF-A and caRNAs form a dynamic, transcriptionally responsive chromatin mesh that organizes large-scale chromosome structures and protects the genome from instability.
"This is represented visually through four rings orbiting a central brain, each created procedurally as an organically evolving form, and sonically through a responsive soundscape," explains Murray-Browne.
