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In contrast, the cells of H. walsbyi HBSQ001 lack CRISPR but have the potential to build a more complex cellular surface as deduced from the complexity of GI1.

Microtechnologies and bioreactors have resulted in the production of more complex cellular microenvironments, enhancing the functionality of engineered tissues.

Despite this, few options are available to directly measure a compound binding to a protein within the more complex cellular and in vivo systems to which they will ultimately be applied1.

Our field is developing rapidly at areas of interface between conventional molecular cell biology of single cells and more complex cellular systems at one extreme, and at the interface with protein structure and molecular mechanism at the other.

No tissue function can be suitably reproduced without the appropriate tissue architecture whether mimicking acini, ducts or tubes, sheets of cells or more complex cellular organizations like hepatic cords.

Surprisingly, after day 7, Clock knockout mESCs showed more complex cellular structures as well as faster proliferation rate after spontaneous differentiation (Fig. S3A).

"Maybe we are not any more complex than cellular automata," Dr. Wolfram said, "but the universe is no more complex than us.

Having determined that W32S substitution significantly decreased the aggregation propensity of SOD1 in isolated protein systems, we were encouraged to assess its effect in cell-based models of SOD1 aggregation, where the environment is more complex and cellular processes play a role in inclusion formation.

The identification of proteins necessary for the transition from a simple bacterial cell plan to a more complex compartmentalized cellular organization is of great importance to evolutionary biology.

Thus, it may be postulated that early in the evolution of the nucleus, the few copies of rDNA in the genome were not contained within any subnuclear structure; however, as genomes became more complex and cellular demand for protein synthesis increased, it became favorable to densely cluster a large number of rDNA repeats.

As more complex multi-cellular metazoan species evolved, actinin's cross-linking activity was required in an increasing number of cell biological contexts in different cell and tissue types.