According to Linderman [25], such a formation of clusters through dimerization influences the spatial organization of receptors across the cell membrane and, consequently, plays a crucial role in the signaling process.
This transformation from concordant to discordant alternans will, in turn, have significant consequences on the spatial organization of repolarization across the ventricle (60).
Spatial organization of bacterial communities across and along the gastrointestinal tract complicates microbiome analysis.
These features rely on a consistent spatial organization of the layers across the retina for different subjects.
Additionally, a hierarchy of the extent of spatial organization emerged across all tested parameters.
The spatial organization of the averaged thalamocortical segments across individuals can be visualized in Figure 1F and in more detail in the Supporting Information.
Fortunately, the local spatial organization of genes is highly conserved across these species, which allows us to again use the heavily annotated D. melanogaster genome as a reference for our spatial analysis.
The last result suggests that within and among single fast 'up' states, occurring in the spindle oscillations regime, whose onset and decay are well synchronized across the recording sites, spatial organization of discharge patterns can be negligible or absent.
To study the spatial organization of the clusters in each population and across all nuclei, we computed a relative location of each cluster along the nuclear radius as shown in Figure 1.
William Greenleaf, PhD, assistant professor of genetics: He studies the physical and spatial organization of the human genome at multiple scales and across different biological states.
Interestingly, the staining was bilaterally symmetrical across multiple animals, indicating a defined spatial organization for Fucα(1−2 Gal.
