Her fourth postulate from graduate-school days is the idea that cilia and sperm tails have spirochete ancestors corkscrew-shaped, wriggly bancestors corkscrew-shapedther organisms and developed a symbiosis that functions in movement and sensation.
To determine if the putative molecules controlling cell movement in BM may also function in the movement of FL hematopoietic cells, we analyzed CXCL12, JAG1, and CDH2 expression (Figure 5).
Every time you are doing a movement, your body has to function in that movement.
We used a computerized motor task to probe basic motor functions as well as executive functions engaged in movement preparation and selection (Fig. 1).
The bipartite geminivirus coat protein aids BR1 function in viral movement by affecting the accumulation of viral single-stranded DNA.
In the future, we plan to apply the approaches we've developed to study brain structure and function in other movement disorders, such as Parkinson's Disease.
The profile 4 data set showed enrichment for genes encoding proteins that function in 'cell movement'cellell death' and 'cell growth and proliferation'.
Interestingly, SYT4 also appears to play a role in the maturation of secretory granules in neuroendocrine cells [ 93], suggesting that it may also function in the movement of vesicles [ 91].
Members from the other subfamilies (C-terminal, Kip3, MKLP1, BimC, chromokinesin/KIF4, and MCAK/KIF4) have been shown to function in nuclear movement, chromosome segregation, spindle formation and stability, and other cytoskeletal processes associated with cell division [ 20].
Historically, dopamine was considered as a biologically inactive precursor of norepinephrine and only the identification of large concentrations of dopamine in certain brain regions and the direct demonstration of its physiological functions particularly in movement control [33], [34] firmly established dopamine as the classical monoaminergic neurotransmitter/neuromodulator.
