The second aspect is the modular nature of the project: the basic elements can be combined in different ways and depending on the requirements of the local context.
In the case of At5g17165, the modular nature of the gene structure with the first exon encoding the targeting peptide is maintained.
The modular nature of the PAS, the increased productivity per unit area, reduced water requirement, and reduced environmental impact offers the potential for fish culture systems to be installed at sites not currently suitable for conventional aquaculture.
The modular nature of the both the Pv/Gm synteny and soybean duplications suggest that either coincident with the duplication, or shortly after, the duplicated chromosomes were fractionated or new chromosomes were reassembled.
Due to the modular nature of the device, the platform can be expanded to include monitoring of other clinically relevant biomarkers, offering promise in a wide range of clinical and fitness applications.
Due to the modular nature of the pipeline, the same intermediates can already be used to generate vectors for fluorescence and epitope tagging, and we anticipate that inducible systems that rely on regulatable promoters, degrons or aptamers (Armstrong and Goldberg, 2007; Goldfless et al., 2014; Pino et al., 2012) can be scaled up using the same approach.
The modular nature of the framework and the support for overset grids allows the independent development of mesoscale and microscale solvers and the efficient coupling between the codes.
The modular nature of the ChIN raises the possibility of functional compartmentalization of chromatin in the nucleus.
Thanks to the modular nature of the SPLASSH software, the necessary GPU access code could be easily added to enhance such post-processing functions.
Because of the modular nature of the fusion protein, the concept shown here for EGFR targeting can be exploited for a broad range of tumors for which selective cell surface markers are known.
