Social accounting produces a narrative that acquires symbolic power, directing legitimacy and power to the company, while restructuring the community's social relationships, self-identity, and patterns of accountability.
These molecules are constitutively expressed in a regionalized manner in adult planarian muscle, where they regulate tissue identity and pattern during homeostatic cell turnover1.
Community detection is a fundamental component of network analysis for sensor systems and is an enabling technology for higher level analytical applications such as behavior analysis, prediction, and identity and pattern-of-life analysis [2].
The stages have been used to interpret gene function, and to determine the spatial and temporal expression of genes involved in organ identity and patterning.
Often when Huntington's disease is present in a family, it becomes part of a family's identity and pattern of behaviour.
The Arabidopsis gene SEEDSTICK (STK) is required for ovule identity and patterning as well as seed disposal [ 60], and ERECTA (ER) regulates fruit shape by controlling cell expansion and cell division [ 61].
Segmental identity and patterning is under the control of the highly conserved Hox genes, each encoding a transcription factor with a DNA-binding homeodomain (e.g. reviewed by McGinnis and Krumlauf, 1992).
Mutations in the maize duplicate FLORICAULA/LFY orthologs, zfl1 and zfl2, cause disruption of floral organ identity and patterning, as well as defects in inflorescence architecture; no stamens or two abnormal twisting stamens develop in male spikelets of double zfl1 zfl2 mutant (Bomblies et al. 2003) suggesting a role of these genes in maize anther development.
Although we did not identify many genes differentially expressed in the NILs that differ at the sun locus, higher or lower transcript levels for many genes involved in phytohormone biosynthesis or signaling as well as organ identity and patterning of tomato fruit were found between developmental time points.
