Sentence examples for modular organisation from inspiring English sources

Hence the modular organisation of the protein kinases serves as guidelines to their functional and molecular properties.

A characteristic feature of all organisms is modular organisation: the tendency for groups of genes to interact in such a way as to limit the extent of pleiotropic effects among characters belonging to different functional complexes.

Hub proteins often have special biological properties: they tend to be more essential than non-hub proteins [113] and they are found to play a central role in modular organisation of the protein interaction network [114].

If the spacing of the cells in the head uses the same cellular operations as in the trunk these operations could be combined with different modes of division, suggesting a modular organisation [51], [52] of these operations.

Additional diversification through lateral gene transfer and recombination could be achieved through modular organisation of cell wall polysaccharide biosynthesis genes.

Second, fungal mycelia have a modular organisation and each fragment can reproduce via fission or the formation of asexual spores.

Some of the modular organisations conserved across diverse bacterial species suggests their central role in bacterial physiology.

Indeed, modular organisations of GRE- and MRE-motifs in association with AuxREs were found to be highly enriched and evolutionary conserved and appeared to synergistically contribute to auxin-inducible expression.

In this study we assume that both dance styles (traditional and ballroom) are equally effective because they share similar principles: movements are synchronised to music and organised into spatial patterns which tend to be modular in organisation (i.e., composed of discrete sections that are repetitive).

It spans many levels of analysis, from low-level learning and decision mechanisms to high-level logic and planning; from neural circuitry to modular brain organisation.

The 936-type phage genomes, with sizes ranging from 26 32 kb, are modular in organisation and are clustered into late, early and middle-expressed genes, with the early transcript encompassing the largest number of genes with unknown function [ 26].