Until now, the microbial rhodopsins have only been expressed in the cell membrane, but Anselm Levskaya of the University of California, San Francisco, described how he is developing ways of using optogenetics to interrogate the computational processes that take place within cells.
More than any other American film of that time, Medium Cool learned from John-Luc Godard how to blur the line between fact and fiction and how to interrogate the film-making process in the course of making a movie, though Wexler, in his commentary, cites Peter Watkins's Punishment Park as a potent influence.
David Miller, a sociology professor at the University of Bath, told the Guardian: "This is secret research, and we can't interrogate what the process was that led to the material in the original report.
Although a number of frameworks and tools have been developed for health policy analysis (28– 31), this study used an analytical framework derived from Walt and Gilson (30) that interrogates the context, process, content, and actors of policy development and implementation.
Combining neural perturbations with more classical mutant intervention allows investigators to interrogate the molecular and cellular processes of memory within the defined neural circuits.
However, these studies did not interrogate the capacity to establish naive pluripotency, the process for which Nanog is genetically indispensable in the mouse.
In that context advances in both the knowledge of carcinogenic mechanisms and the tools to interrogate these processes are targeted at improving the detection, diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of cancer.
Finally, an economic study was performed to interrogate the feasibility of the proposed enzymatic manufacturing process.
While such dichotomies are inevitably partial, they offer a heuristic to interrogate the deeper nuances of a problem or process.
