Five v1r01-related genes are located in the intervening sequence, all sharing the orientation of v1r01, suggesting that several gene duplications of the ancestral v1r01 gene resulted in breaking the ancestral close association of v1r01 and v1r02.
Without spatial cuing effects in the model, the percentage of variance shared between the orientation cuing effect and WMC was 15.5% (.393²).393²
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Strong Bragg diffraction from many grains in Fig. 4indicates that they share the same orientation.
Our results indicated that all analysed EAAT ligands share the same orientation of the acidic functions and the protonatable nitrogen, even though the distance between the carboxylic carbons varies from 3.7 to 4.9 Å.
Sequencing of the IFITMA2-positive BAC clone showed that IFITMA1, -A2, -B and − 5 are clustered together within a 74.5 kb region and share the same orientation.
In the mEC at least, they appear to be clustered into functional modules — the grid-like firing of neighbouring cells share the same orientation and scale, such that their spatial correlates are effectively translations of one another [4,37,38].
Recently, it was shown that grid cells are organized in discrete modules within which cells share the same orientation and periodicity but vary randomly in phase (Barry et al., 2007; Stensola et al., 2012).
Eleven out of the 92 characterised GH43 enzymes are dual-function β-d-xylosidase-α-l-arabinofuranosidases (E.C. 3.2.1.37 / 3.2.1.55) accommodating at subsite −1 d-xylopyranose and l-arabinofuranose residues sharing the spatial orientation of sugar ring hydroxyl groups (Wagschal et al. 2009a).
Feature-based attention [31] might have enhanced sensitivity for a central target sharing the same orientation as the surrounding context.
