More specifically, the control case results in the formation of sectors over time due to the expanding colony front [ 15].
The activity of I- SceI was monitored by formation of sectors without growth after incubating transformants for several days at 30 °C.
Our data expand on the ideas put forth by Whitham and Slobodchikoff and suggest that sector formation, even in a short-lived organism like Arabidopsis, may be a normal part of development and, furthermore, that the formation of sectors serves to capture novel genetic variation, irrespective of the source of that variation.
In China, where I am seeing (and in part co-enabling) the formation of cross-sector platforms that bring together government, business, and civil society in entirely new ways.
A pattern of approximate stepping stone expansions originating in different refugia could promote the formation of genetic sectors even in the absence of dispersal barriers.
If VAR2 is required for chloroplast biogenesis, as evident by the formation of white sectors in var2, an intriguing question is how some cells of the mutant are able to bypass the requirement for VAR2 and form functional chloroplasts, despite having a var2 genetic background.
Despite efforts to improve alignment through the formation of a sector-wide approach (SWAp) for health in 1999 and the creation of a fund to pool resources for identified priorities, increasingly DAH is provided as short-term, project-based support for disease-specific initiatives, in particular HIV/AIDS.
However, what economists are mainly interested in is the gross fixed capital formation of the business sector.
The formation of dark green sectors and different citrate concentrations in the sectors of z3 mutant leaves remains a key question for future study.
Live cell observations revealed that Cav1+ vesicles undergo dynamic intravesicular rearrangements leading to formation of RNP-enriched sectors, followed by fission to release the coat protein (Cav1) and RNP vesicles (Fig. 7; supplementary material Movie 1).
The productivity differentials and the mechanism of wage formation across sectors highlighted by Baumol's model implies that post-industrial societies face the unpleasant trade-off between the expansion of unskilled low-wage occupations or a high level of unemployment.
