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We previously reported that TCRα LCR DNA supports a gene expression pattern that mimics proper thymus-stage, TCRα gene-like developmental regulation.
However, even such a simplified network is able to qualitatively represent the emergent property of a stable activity pattern that mimics a working memory property, as evidenced by the similarity of the model outcome with electrophysiology readings in primates performing such a task [ 11].
The tread was hand-cut by Goodyear in a pattern that mimics Chevy's bow-tie emblem.
With that in mind, Ms. van Ooij created a pattern that mimics technical drawings, reminding users how tableware is made.
For an hour, the dancers cross the stage on a grid, mostly in unison, in a repetition-with-variation pattern that mimics the bargello weave of the Philip Glass score.
D'Lima and Goldberg managed this by creating a scaffold with a radial pattern that mimics the direction of the nerve fibres in the eyes, then printing the cells along those radial lines.
They placed oat flakes (a slime mold favorite) on agar plates in a pattern that mimicked the locations of cities around Tokyo and impregnated the plates with P. polycephalum at the point representing Tokyo itself.
It is worth pointing out that demographic factors also tend to generate genetic patterns that mimic traces of positive selection22.
Our goal was to evaluate the efficacy of different trap types as well as the effect of adding to the trap visual patterns that mimic the thin stems and small leaves of the grapevine shoot tip.
In one area of Costa Rica alone, a team of researchers led by Daniel H. Janzen and Winnie Hallwachs of the University of Pennsylvania and John M. Burns of the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History have discovered hundreds of species of moths and butterflies whose caterpillars or chrysalises display false eye and face patterns that mimic those of snakes, lizards or other animals.
It is also found in nest structures; some eusocial wasps, such as Leipomeles dorsata, build a nest envelope in patterns that mimic the leaves surrounding the nest.
