As different local looping probabilities seem to play a dominant role in chromatin organization, this finding could explain different levels of intermingling found in several studies [51], [52].
The degree of intermingling between these two regions is controlled by soluble chemotactic factors called chemokines.
(C ) Brainstem at the level of MoVII, showing spatial intermingling of the two premotor populations.
And Rwanda is the only nation where hundreds of thousands of people who took part in mass murder live intermingled at every level of society with the families of their victims.
Their distributions are thus fragmented, with little evidence of intermingling of subpopulations.
Throughout the book, there are many happy surprises: an original and pragmatic point of view, a distinctive intermingling of humor and tragedy, a high level of empathy.
HRCT at the level of the upper lobes shows a focal area of "crazy paving pattern" in the right upper lobe intermingled with centrilobular emphysema.
Early intermingling of neural crest cells and cephalic mesoderm is consistent with the idea that both cell populations respond to the same extrinsic cues for cell migration, at least at the level of the first branchial arch.
Tim Sutton's film "Dark Night" blends fiction and documentary on many levels, intermingling them with a shifting complexity.
Rather, neurons with variable expression levels appear intermingled, and apically-located neurons generally display the highest levels of expression.
