The patterns of gains and functionality of proteins between the two facultatively parasitic species, Ac. hypogyna and S. parasitica were comparable (fig. 2).
SAS-6 directly interacts and forms a complex with STIL, and these two proteins resemble each other in many ways in terms of functionality, subcellular localization pattern, and expression levels during the cell cycle [ 118, 134, 135].
The grieving often display all the common indicators of depression — loss of interest in life, loss of appetite, irregular sleep patterns, low functionality, etc.
In rice, while some paralogous family members were transcriptionally co-regulated, divergence in expression patterns was clearly evident, thereby allowing an expanded range of functionality for the protein.
Closest to graphoepitaxy is chemical epitaxy, 81, 82 where patterning of the chemical functionality of the substrate to preferentially favor one of the blocks in the BCP or to be equally favorable, resulting in preferential domain orientations and arrangements.
We see landscape ecological planning of functionality as a way to optimise existing forest patterns.
Cell patterning functionality of the patterned surfaces was maintained for more than 2 months without loss of pattern fidelity, indicating that more durable cell arrays can be obtained compared to those prepared by self-assembled monolayers of alkanethiols, as described in previous reports.
This sequence set has been arrayed in a microchip format and enables biologically-based questions to be addressed by examining gene functionalities and expression patterns of the whitefly genome.
Two centuries of settlement, exploitation, management, and climate variation have transformed the fire regimes, vegetation and fuel patterns, and overall functionality of these forests.
And this ensures a kind of functionality.
The span of functionality never changes".
