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Here, using superresolution microscopy techniques in combination with structure-informed functional mutations, we found that loosely organized clusters of approximately five E-cadherin molecules that form independently of cis or trans interactions, and that are delimited by the cortical F-actin meshwork, are the precursors of trans-ligated adhesive clusters that make up the adherens junction.

There's the obvious sagittarius, followed by other organized clusters of light, such as the Big Dipper and the planet Jupiter and its satellites.

One surprising observation from this data is the prevalence of GO-terms related to neuronal development or function that appear in the developmentally organized clusters, especially clusters whose expression peaks after the embryonic stage.

In contrast to the organized clusters of crystalline deposits in motile cells, the deposits were never arranged in rows or clusters, and were drastically decreased in number in the coccoid stage (Figures 2c, d: black arrows).

Secondary lymphoid tissues are the spleen, lymph nodes, and organized lymphoid tissues associated with mucosal surfaces, including the tonsils, bronchial-associated lymphoid tissues, gut-associated lymphoid tissues, Peyer's patches, and other less-prominent organized clusters of lymphoid cells associated with the gastrointestinal, genitourinary, and respiratory tracts.

The 11 Hox genes of Capitella sp. I that are arranged into 1 to 2 "organized clusters" [3] in the genome (except CapI-Post1) share the same transcriptional orientation, lack non-Hox genes interspersed among them, and appear to approximate the prototypical and ancestral organization of the protostome-deuterostome Hox cluster.

Meanwhile, implementing time division multiple access (TDMA) technique within a cluster creates an organized cluster architecture improving the energy efficiency.

The single-hop communication using link correlation along with TDMA provides organized cluster architecture with co-ordinance at all levels.

The human aortic endothelial cell (HAEC), human pulmonary microvascular endothelial cell (HPMVEC) and human dermal microvascular endothelial cell (HDMVEC) cultures were a third, less organized cluster.

The PADI enzyme family is thought to have arisen by gene duplication and localizes within the genome to a highly organized cluster at 1p36.13 in humans.

The emergence of activity sequences and learning were closely preceded by a transient increase in noise-correlations, and was accompanied by modifications to spatially organized clustering of correlated neurons.