Non-lethal mutations in other proteins, such as collagens, cause pleiotropic phenotypes that include defects in locomotion, for example the roller phenotype (helical twisting of the body) [11], gross morphological defects, such as the dumpy phenotype, and a dissociation of cuticular structures (the blistering phenotype) [1].
Overt behaviors, for example, locomotion activity, have been reported previously [24], [28], [67].
We show that 2R-WGD preferentially retained genes associated with higher organismal complexity (for example, locomotion, nervous system, morphogenesis), while genes associated with basic cellular functions (for example, translation, replication, splicing and recombination, with the notable exception of cell cycle) tended to be excluded.
We show that 2R-WGD preferentially retained genes are associated with higher organismal complexity (for example, locomotion, nervous system, morphogenesis), while genes associated with basic cellular functions (for example, translation, replication, splicing, recombination; with the notable exception of cell cycle) tended to be excluded.
Fast saccade reaction time could be useful in everyday life, for example, during locomotion for avoiding the obstacles.
For example, during locomotion, lumbar motor neurons in the mouse can fire at ∼100 Hz (Maeno-Hikichi et al., 2011).
These gastropod groups constantly produce mucus, for example to aid locomotion [ 27, 28] or to attach to substrates [ 29], thus providing a generally humid environment favorable for the nematodes.
However, the study found that meeting the whole scale of processes of care was associated with fewer readmissions and better locomotion, self-care, and transferring (from for example the bed or toilet) at two months but not at six months.
It would be possible, for example, to model the snakelike locomotion of C. elegans using high-school mathematics.
For example, humans do not exhibit locomotion after the spine has been cut--it is argued that the cerebrum may be more dominant compared to the spine in humans compared to cats [17].
Other authorities have proposed other solutions: semibrachiation, for example, and even a form of locomotion similar to that of tarsiers and other clingers and leapers.
