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Cells fixed immediately following laser irradiation of the centrosome and labeled by tubulin immunofluorescence displayed a polarized microtubule network similar to the microtubule organization of control cells (Figure S2).

We observed polar organization of control structures with basal deposition of laminin V, E-cadherin oriented basally along lateral membranes and apical orientation of GM130, a golgi protein, in outer cells.

We think therefore, that the combinatorial and variable structure of eukaryotic gene promoters suggests an ancestor with the type of loose, poorly organized genetic apparatus that would have been characteristic of the primitive and modular progenote, rather than the extremely compact and indeed "streamlined" organization of control and regulatory regions found in Bacteria and Archaea.

The control architecture provides organization of the control system and allows defining the behavior of the robot.

The design of a control path consists of two steps: the organization of the control path and the microarchitecture hardware implementation of the control path.

Although such models can provide valuable insight into the protective mechanism of preconditioning, the functional (re)organization of the control mechanisms at the level of the living organism cannot be assessed.

The ambiguity inherent in peripheral participation must then be connected to issues of legitimacy, of the social organization of and control over resources, if it is to gain its full analytical potential.

To compare standing balance performance and sensory organization of balance control in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (combined type) (ADHD-C) and typically developing children.

Research in human arm stiffness can give us deeper insights in the organization of motor control for multijoint arm movements that can be applied to robotics or limb prosthetics design where stability is a concern.

However, rTMS has not been used previously to explore the neural organization of semantic control.

Any defects in the organization of these control regions may have important effects on the expression pattern and lead to deleterious effects.