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The correspondence between the computed scores and binding propensities points to a subtle interplay between DNA sequence and nucleosomal folding, e.g., sequences with periodically spaced pyrimidine-purine steps deform at low cost along a kinked template whereas sequences that resist deformation prefer a smoother spatial pathway.

In this paper, we focus on the spatial pathway clusters in different AD brain regions and the crosstalks among pathways by integrating protein-protein interaction (PPI) and gene expression data.

These studies examining visuo-spatial pathways showed the involvement of many other cortical areas such as prefrontal, parietal and temporal cortex.

Advances in computerized techniques have allowed improvements to be made in study designs by permitting the implementation and manipulation of large databases, resulting in the acquisition of more detailed information on the behavior of the disease, particularly with respect to the spatial-temporal pathway of disease agents in large cities [ 9].

For example, it has been shown after postnatal excitotoxicity in the brain that caspase-3 in glial cells (mainly astrocytes and oligodendrocytes) works via different spatial and temporal pathways than in neurons.

These results provide evidence that Shroom3 recruits Rock1 and Myosin IIb to adherens junctions while the PCP pathway refines the spatial distribution of the pathway.

KEGG pathway map images, besides containing information about pathway nodes and their interactions, are also decorated with various graphical notations for visualization of spatial distribution of pathway components (i.e. cells, cell and nuclear membranes, organelles, and structural proteins).

Infant face preference is thought to be driven by the configuration of the eyes within the face, which maximally activates this low spatial frequency subcortical pathway (11).

A related approach was used to provide for real-time monitoring of Smad2, a key protein involved in the transforming growth factor β (TGF-β) signaling pathway, spatial and temporal control of its activity, and differentiation between its active and inactive state.

In rats with lesions of area CA3 (i.e. no SC input), CA1-PNs were still capable of developing distinct and stable place fields similar to those observed in control rats, suggesting that the direct pathway from the entorhinal cortex (TA pathway) provides spatial information required for proper place-cell formation and function, and that CA3 is not necessary for this process (Brun et al., 2002).

Urbanisation has increased energy consumption along three main pathways: urban spatial expansion, where urban sprawl has increased energy consumption in new buildings and the transport sector; urban motorisation, which induces energy-intensive transportation; and the rising quality of energy-intensive lifestyles.

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