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Models of plant architectural development based on Lindenmayer systems (L-systems) serve as dynamic platforms for simulation of insect movement, providing an explicit model of the developing 3D structure of a plant as well as allowing physiological processes associated with plant growth and responses to damage to be described and simulated.

These tissues may well serve as dynamic reservoirs of small physiological amounts of intravascular fluid.

A detailed investigation of FCRL5 has illustrated that members of this immunoreceptor family can positively and negatively modulate B cells and serve as dynamic signaling platforms.

As traditional media companies cut back on enterprise reporting, the Marshall Project will serve as a dynamic digital hub for information and debate on the legal and corrections systems.

On a general scale, the system algebras determined serve as a dynamic fingerprint.

Hence, it is demonstrated that LhCG, as a cartilage template, could serve as a dynamic platform to support osteogenesis and its intrinsic phenotypic flexibility may also permit a wide range of applications for stem cell research and processing.

Then a simply supported monorail track beam in Chongqing monorail transportation line is taken to serve as the dynamic response simulation example (shown in Fig. 5), and the influence of the curve radius, driving speed and vehicle load on the dynamic response of the straddle monorail track beam is studied by using the self-developed dynamics simulation software.

The use of MSCs prior to differentiation in tissue engineering may therefore serve as a dynamic approach, through continuous cross-talk between MSCs and the inflammatory cells, to modulate macrophage activation and attenuate the FBR to implanted synthetic scaffolds thus improving the long-term tissue engineering outcome.

This global health curriculum framework does not aim to define global health curricular content, but rather to serve as a dynamic curriculum development road map for educators.

In the present Hypothesis paper, we discuss how BHI could serve as a dynamic index of bioenergetic health and how it can be measured in platelets and leucocytes.

These post-translational N-methylations occur on the lysine, arginine, and histidine residues of histones and serve as a dynamic control that participates in a wide range of biological development and differentiation processes, as well as cellular response.