Activation characteristics of trunk muscles during cyclic upper-body perturbations caused by an oscillating pole.
In E. coli, both nucleoid occlusion and the oscillating, pole-protecting MinCDE system contain components that inhibit FtsZ function within the ring directly (Bernhardt and de Boer, 2005; Dajkovic et al., 2008).
MinE binds MinCD and oscillates from pole to pole (Raskin and de Boer, 1999a, 1999b).
Consistent with previous results and live-cell studies, MinE and MinD dynamically oscillate from pole-to-pole.
(Lutkenhaus, 2007) Interestingly however, MinC and MinD in E.coli do not form a static gradient, but the Min protein patterns oscillate from pole to pole.
(C, Figure 3 figure supplement 1 ) In cell-shaped micro compartments with MinD, MinE, FtsZ-mts and 50 nM MinC-G10D the Min system (MinE.Atto655: red) oscillates from pole-to-pole.
In a mechanism thought to be self-organized and to function in a manner similar to the formation of Turing-patterns, the MinD protein oscillates from pole to pole with a period close to 40 seconds.
Upstream, ORF3 was flanked by ORF2, encoding a hypothetical protein with no similarity to any known protein, and ORF1, a partial ORF encoding a putative homolog of a ParA-like protein, Soj, which oscillates from pole to pole [ 32] and is important for chromosome partitioning in Bacillus subtilis [ 33].
"It's the nature of parenting that you oscillate between poles," said Ann Hulbert, author of "Raising America: Experts, Parents, and a Century of Advice About Children".
However entertaining these and similar lines may be, they produce no affective or semantic ambiguities in the internal atmospheres of readers, nor do they exhibit metamodern works' tendency to oscillate between poles and thereby permit the temporary transcendence of polar spectra.
