Sentence examples for mature branch from inspiring English sources
The study of waves, bumps and patterns in models of Wilson Cowan type [1] is now a very mature branch of mathematical neuroscience, as discussed in the review by Bressloff [2], with many practical applications to topics including working memory, visual processing, and attention.
(E ) Plot showing concentration of free GST-VCA (dashed lines, includes any species of GST-VCA not bound to a nascent or mature branch junction) and sequestered GST-VCA (solid lines, includes any species bound at nascent or mature branch junction) vs time in simulations of the recycling model run at a range of cortactin concentrations.
Our smTIRF measurements are consistent with immuno-gold-labeled electron micrographs and three-dimensional EM reconstructions that show cortactin remains at the mature branch junction (Cai et al., 2008; Egile et al., 2005).
We used the kinetic rate constants determined from our single-molecule experiments to describe these reactions, and assumed that cortactin binds to the nascent branch junction with the same rate constants as mature branch junctions.
Our data are inconsistent with a previously proposed recycling model of synergy, in which cortactin indirectly increases nucleation rates by recycling WASP sequestered at mature branch junctions, freeing it to activate Arp2/3 complex (Siton et al., 2011).
Rather, NtA stays engaged with Arp2/3 complex and the repeats stay bound to the mother filament after elongation, allowing cortactin to remain tightly bound to the mature branch junction.
These subjects, which became mature branches of mathematics only in the 19th century, never rivaled analysis and mechanics as programs of research.
For consolidated and mature branches, creating new chains and challenging established ones is the only alternative.
In order to normalize for the amount of spores and hyphae that were co-cultured with DCs and minimize the effects of the increased fungal biomass of hyphae, we used early germinating hyphae (fig. 2) instead of mature, branching hyphae.
Epidermis layers were separated from fully expanded mature branches and then mounted on a microscope slide with two drops of doubly distilled water.
As the cells in a mature dorsal branch are arranged linearly, and their physical order from tip to base (TC/FC>SC>SC>SC>SC) is different from the hierarchical order we found for cell loss in sdc dorsal branch (SC>SC>TC>FC>SC>SC), cells cannot simply be lost from the end of the branch.
