In all, these results supported the notion that P1 not only is important for specific morphological features, translocation and compartmentalization of myonuclei, but also affects functional properties of myonuclei, including the expression of some genes involved in mechanotransduction, metabolism and stress response.
If nuclear dysfunction represents an important etiopathological feature in neurodegenerative disease, then this should be reflected by functional and/or morphological alterations in this nuclear compartmentalization.
These morphological changes are accompanied by an orchestrated compartmentalization of certain cell surface associated molecules [4], [5], [6].
Halophytes are the natural inhabitants of highly saline soils, and have evolved resistance strategies including efficient control of the uptake and compartmentalization of salt ions, synthesis of organic 'compatible' solutes, and unique morphological structures such as succulent leaves, salt glands, and bladders [ 7].
Although relatively simple at the morphological level, the planarian CNS displays a much higher complexity when its molecular compartmentalization (Umesono et al., 1999; Cebrià et al., 2002b) and the degree of conservation with vertebrate CNS genes is considered (Mineta et al., 2003).
But in recent decades such compartmentalization has disintegrated.
Or, as he puts it, "I have a morphological agenda".
Who is better at brain compartmentalization and sensory analysis?
The compartmentalization of the majors goes beyond administration.
"The compartmentalization of viewing is a long-term trend in American society".
