We assume that each individual i updates its dyad-specific willingness to escalate w i,j based on the outcome of a conflict with each other individual j.
Importantly, these roles switch in each subsequent conflict because the "dominant" individual won and thus decreases its dyad-specific willingness to escalate to zero (or very close to zero) and the "subordinate" individual increases its willingness to one (or very close to one).
Its first third, "Luminous," was a retrospective of repertory highlights and dancer showcases, interspersed with video; its centerpiece, "Dyad 1929," choreographed by Wayne McGregor, was impeccably modern; and the finale, "Warumuk — in the dark night," by the choreographer Stephen Page and including performers from Bangarra Dance Theater, was a mythic evocation of Australia's aboriginal past.
These extrahelical bases originate from the folding of the bottom strand of attC due to its imperfect dyad symmetry [15].
Upon cell death induction by miltefosine or H2O2, LmjMCA is processed, releasing the catalytic domain, which activated substrates via its catalytic dyad His/Cys and a proline-rich C-terminal domain.
Nucleosome or translational positioning indicates the position of a population of nucleosomes in relation to DNA, and considers a specific reference nucleosome point like its start, dyad or end [ 143].
The catalytic domain binds diametrically opposite to this site with its active site dyad of arginines, histidine and tyrosine positioned in the minor groove (Additional file 1).
Using several examples, we describe its predicted secondary structure and sequence variation, the unexpected dyad symmetry of its coding sequences, and its occurrence in ORFs encoding assorted types of membrane proteins.
In this section, we systematically map each dyad to its temporal plane, and we synthesize these into the four primary identities and their essential diagrams.
