Sentence examples for skin organization from inspiring English sources

A search of genes potentially involved in fruit skin organization or active on peel related molecules biosynthesis was performed and among the 58 genes annotated within this region, the gene model MDP0000200335 was identified as a good candidate for russeting control.

The skin organization in Phelsuma geckos resembles that of other lizards [ 9]: chromatophores are absent from the thin epidermis, but are abundant in the thick dermal layer, which contains, from top to bottom, yellow xanthophores or red erythrophores (present in green and red skin respectively), iridophores containing nanocrystals, and dark-brown melanophores.

Instead of neglecting sensory issues, this coordination view provides a new account of sensing as enabled by early nervous systems: The skin brain organization provides a specific animal sensorimotor organization that differs from the input output view's interpretation of a sensorimotor organization.

Given that a skin brain organization enables an organism to become sensitive to the dynamics of its own body, such sensitivity could even must extend to external surfaces that touch and impinge on this body.

The sensor-less sensing body is an idealization, aimed to focus on the central idea that a skin brain organization turns the animal body itself into a new kind of multicellular organization that is capable of accessing and handling extended environmental surface structures such as shapes, textures and movements.

A skin brain organization is presumed to be present in simple, soft-bodied organisms, presumably small and crawling while in direct physical contact with the environmental substrate.

On the whole, these data showed that gene expression at 0.2 Gy is related to an early coordinated activation of a series of genes that manage skin tissue organization and damage response, and are absent after the exposure to 1 Gy.

A second and deeper contrast concerns the foundational role of the contractile surface with respect to a skin brain organization.

A skin brain organization provides the means to allow an animal to differentiate between external surface structures in a way that does not build on sensory input as a precondition.

Given the general sensitivity of individual cells to environmental stimuli, one can envision how a skin brain organization incorporates cellular sensitivity to influence its patterning activity in ways that are generally beneficial for the organism, say in amount of food uptake.

Dendritic cells (DCs), macrophages (Mφ), and T cells are major components of the skin immune system, but their interstitial spatial organization is poorly characterized.