Sentence examples for organization of the array from inspiring English sources

It is possible that expression of DXZ4 is associated with chromatin organization of the array [4], a theory that we are actively pursuing.

First, the organization of the glomerular array was abnormal.

The organization of the 44C array in the seven Drosophila species is shown in Figure 2A and a phylogeny of these genes is shown in Figure 2B.

Thus, characterization of the spatial organization of the electrosensory array is needed to develop realistic peripheral and central neural computation models.

Thus, the difference in performance between the post-cue and the retro-cue conditions in the previous experiments was inflated by about 20 percent when the perceptual organization of the probe array is disrupted.

MβCD treatment during the period of ORN axon ingrowth affects not only the spatial organization of the glomerular array in the AL, but also the behavior of ORN axons as they grow through the SZ and form terminal arborizations in the AL.

Because of the irregular size and shape of glomeruli, the lack of a glial-cell surround, and the disrupted organization of the glomerular array in treated animals, we were unable to determine whether the glomeruli were in their correct positions within the ALs, and thus whether the MFas II-positive axons had targeted the correct positions.

A change in the perceptual organization of the probe array reduces performance on a change detection task when attention is divided among multiple items as in our post-cue condition, but not when attention is focused on a single item (even when focusing of attention occurs retrospectively).

The wild-type Arabidopsis leaf trichome initiates from a bulging protodermal cell and then grows out into a cylindrical cell, which exhibits random organization of the MT array.

In the somatosensory whisker system the most conspicuous functional spatial map is the somatotopical organization of the vibrissae array onto the S1 cortex (Woolsey and Van der Loos, 1970; Andermann and Moore, 2006).

Both the organization of the cytoskeletal array it assembles in vivo and some of its molecular aspects relate isomin to a group of IF proteins that are expressed in the intestinal epithelium of nematodes.