This enables them to maintain their functionality if they are functionally integrated, like the parts of the eye, and perhaps more importantly, this avoids side effects on functionally unrelated traits.
Driven by the motivation to engineer a more carbon-efficient C. glutamicum strain, we functionally integrated the Weimberg pathway from Caulobacter crescentus in C. glutamicum.
Adult-born neurons may contribute to cognitive functions if they are functionally integrated in the hippocampal formation.
What is the essence of life -- organization or activity?" While Cuvier founded the "functionalist" school of organismal biology, with his insistence on animals as functionally integrated wholes, Geoffroy continued the more "formalist" tradition of biology that had started with Buffon and was being continued by Goethe, Lamarck, and others.
Consequently, although one can distinguish anatomically between separate behaving components, i.e., parts of the tool, body segments, neural pathways, etc., the task performance is more appropriately understood by taking the tool to be functionally integrated into a larger IDS, the body-tool IDS.
Nonflexible spherical 200 nm "functionally integrated" PLNs containing the rigid PS core were also unable to cause hemostasis as rapidly as the more flexible, disc-shaped PLNs, likely due to their limited aggregation at the wound site.
Build a functionally integrated organization.
Birey, F. et al. Assembly of functionally integrated human forebrain spheroids.
The differential targeting on the genome also lends insight into how distinct BAF complexes are functionally integrated into the ESC pluripotency network.
Further basic science research is necessary to elucidate how these dissimilar cellular activities are functionally integrated.
