Sentence examples for topographic arrangements from inspiring English sources

In addition, the various topographic arrangements of the RGD tripeptide sequences on the artificial surfaces found to affect cellular adhesion, proliferation and differentiation.

The primary ph4 for the σ binding sites was defined by mapping the topographic arrangements of the phenyl ring, the N-atom, and N lone pair vector; a point was placed 2.8 Å tetrahedrally from N atoms to represent an interaction between a protonated N atom and its binding site; dummy atoms were built 3.5 Å above and below a phenyl ring to represent hydrophobic binding to a receptor.

Ecologists strive to emulate patterns within the horizontal and topographic arrangement of a system's components.

The distribution of terminal fields in the VNLL closely paralleled the topographic arrangement of cells projecting to the CNIC; projections from ventrolateral (low-frequency) areas of the VCN terminated mainly along the lateral and caudal borders of the VNLL, whereas projections from dorsomedial (high-frequency) areas terminated in more central regions.

Besides the developmental studies which were mainly performed on the chick, not much information is available on the topographic arrangement of neurons within the tectum of laterally eyed birds.

This was achieved by developing a global crush injury of the rat soleus muscle with respect to the topographic arrangement of the innervating endplate zone.

The chorion is also a bilayer of ectoderm and mesoderm, but with an inverted topographic arrangement compared to the amnion (Fig. 1C, structure 2).

We additionally looked at the topographic arrangement of activity changes as evoked by observing touch to the IF and the MF, respectively.

The topographic arrangement of oscillations in the PPN region along the rostrocaudal axis raises the possibility that caudal and rostral PPN stimulation could have different therapeutic effects.

The hypotheses that guided our work were grounded on the evidence about a relation between connectivity and cytoarchitecture in macaques and about the similar topographic arrangement of the cytoarchitecture in human and macaque insula.

The topographic arrangement of connection probabilities in the insular cortex with these regions was also mostly consistent with studies in macaques and will be considered separately in what follows.