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Within this supernode network there are additional proteins with DNA binding and/or transcriptional activity but do not exhibit the striking connectivity of the homeobox leucine zipper protein [see Additional file 6].

The only serious challenge to America's dominance in wiring up the globe comes from the Chinese, with state-owned or at least state-friendly companies such as China Unicom and Huawei striking connectivity deals with governments in the Caribbean, Latin America and Africa.

There is a striking difference in connectivity level in the networks from syntenic (gray bars) or non-conserved regions (black bars).

In this study, we observed a striking difference in functional connectivity between the early and late time windows, revealing a dynamic reconfiguration of large-scale connectivity within the language network during preparation for overt speech.

Altogether, the accumulation of morphologically abnormal tubule cells and concomitant loss of luminal connectivity present striking morphological parallels to the NPHP loss-of-function phenotype in humans, suggesting that planarian protonephridia can develop cyst-like structures.

Overall, a striking difference in functional connectivity between the early and late time windows was observed, revealing the dynamic nature of large-scale cortical networks that support language and speech.

The most striking difference between the connectivity distributions of the HGT enzymes and the non-HGT enzymes is that only 15% of the HGT enzymes have connectivities between 0 9 and 37% of the HGT enzymes have higher connectivities than 60 while 28% of the non-HGT enzymes have connectivities of 0 9 and 26% have connectivities higher than 60, see Figure 6.

An earlier study in autistic children found a striking pattern of under-connectivity between voice-selective areas of the temporal lobe and nodes of the reward pathway suggesting that autistic children may not find voices inherently interesting.

The main finding is that the connectivity exhibits a striking organization across the visual cortical areas in which locations that retinotopically represent the same eccentricity of the visual field tend to be correlated, across adjacent cortical areas as well as across the ventral and dorsal subdivisions and across hemispheres.

This sequence-specific connectivity increase was particularly striking for right FBA (see Fig. 1E and Table 3).

At rest, dual tDCS caused widespread bihemispheric alterations of functional connectivity, possibly mediating its most striking effect, which consisted of bilateral motor cortex disinhibition during the task-related functional MRI.