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In a key comparative study, the metabolic networks of 43 distinct organisms were shown to have modular organization and in E. coli, the hierarchical modularity had a good correlation with metabolic functionality [ 61].
Recent studies using recombinant forms of ghA, ghB and ghC have suggested that the gC1q domain has a modular organization and each chain can have differential ligand specificity.
The columnar structures of neocortex are prominent examples of such modular organization, and have been studied extensively in anatomical and physiological experiments in rats, cats and monkeys.
Repeat proteins have a modular organization and a regular architecture that make them attractive models for design and directed evolution experiments.
We find that subgraphs are stratified based on both the underlying modular organization and the topographical distance of their strongest interactions: while many subgraphs are largely contained within modules, others span between modules and are expressed differently over time.
Previous work indicated that many pattern-generating interneuronal networks may have a modular organization and that distinct categories of behaviors can be generated through flexible combinations of a small number of modules or building blocks.
We compared developmental changes examining the following features: 1) Overall connectedness: total number of streamlines, edge density, and thin versus thick connectivity, 2) small-world organization: efficiency and short- versus long-distance connectivity, 3) modular organization: modularity and within versus between module connectivity, and 4) local organization: individual edge analysis.
Examples of organization designs adopted by firms in the innovation era are the virtual organization (Markus et al. 2000), the spin-out organization (Ambos and Birkinshaw 2010), the cellular organization (Miles et al. 1997), the spaghetti organization (Foss 2003), the modular organization (Galunic and Eisenhardt 2001), and the ambidextrous organization (Tushman and O'Reilly 1996).
The most relevant new features of MAD-X are: languages: C, Fortran77, and Fortran90; dynamic memory allocation: in the core program written in C; strictly modular organization, modified and extended input language; symplectic and arbitrary exact description of all elements via PTC; Taylor Maps and Normal Form techniques using PTC.
Such a view is fully confirmed by the analysis of modularity: Although modular organization is a desirable and functionally key property of cellular maps, it can arise as a by-product of the rules driving network growth.
While global modular organization (see Modularity and Module Membership Assignment) did not show sex differences, 3 regions of 20 showed sex-specific developmental changes in within-module strength and participation coefficients (Table 1).
