On the other hand, astrocytes may design transient boundaries such as the midline that exert segregating functions in the nervous system.
We conclude that a rich club organization in network architectures may be crucial for the facilitation and integration of a diverse number of segregated functions.
Substrains with nearly identical genetic backgrounds that are segregating functional variants such as the Klrd1 deletion are useful genetic tools to investigate biological function.
Mitochondrial dynamics – the balance between mitochondrial fission and fusion – regulates mitochondrial quality control by segregating poorly functioning mitochondria for degradation while mixing the contents of healthy mitochondria.
SEACIT) and SEACAT, which segregate and function like GATOR1 and GATOR2 in humans; SEACAT (Sea2, Sea3, Sea4, Seh1, and Sec13) negatively regulates the Iml1 complex/SEACIT (Iml1, Npr2, and Npr3), which negatively regulates TORC1 signaling (Panchaud et al. 2013a, b).
The SJ normally serves a fencing function, segregating apical lipids and proteins away from those in the basolateral domain.
Eukaryotic cells contain numerous membrane-bound organelles, necessary to accomplish and segregate specialized functions.
Since the spinal cord is a-vascular at the time of BM implantation, we propose that the bi-functional nature of BMs has the function of segregating epithelial and connective cells into two adjacent compartments and participates in establishing the tissue architecture at the pial surface of the CNS.
The mitotic spindle performs the universal and crucial function of segregating chromosomes to daughter cells, and all spindles share common characteristics that facilitate this task.
One interesting feature of the circular chromosomes in our dataset is the existence of genes that may function in segregating the two replication products during cell division [ 23] and which appear to be located near the origin of replication in many chromosomes.
