Ablation of the ASH neurons in five nose-touch responsive species resulted in loss of nose touch avoidance.
Furthermore, mechanically induced upregulation of known touch-responsive genes is significantly decreased in fer mutants.
A few years later, in 2004, a visitor to the studio might have noticed a rudimentary, oversized touch-responsive screen lying on a table.
So were the monkeys; they also had touch-responsive screens in their cages, on which they sometimes played games, for rewards of juice.
But viewers need not fear too much technological advancement: the Teletubbies will still have antennas on their heads, and by all accounts the TV screens on their stomachs are not set to be replaced with touch-responsive tablets.
The precision, depth of field and chromatic fullness of the iPad screen, combined with its touch-responsive sense of actually turning the pages, captures and even amplifies all the visual luxury of a magazine.
Brazilian artist Jerônimo Barbosa, also known as Jeraman, created a touch-responsive sketch-based musical instrument.
The neuropeptide FLP-3 is expressed in the IL1 neurons (Kim and Li, 2004), which are part of a touch-responsive circuit, are poorly connected to known O2-modulated neurons, and do not express NPR-1.
Multi-touch functions, responsive "haptic" touch feedback, an intuitive user interface these are reasons why consumers still lust after Apple's iPhone, independent of the price tag.
Betjemen's celebration of the more settled Britain of yesteryear seemed to touch a responsive chord in a public that was suffering the uprootedness of World War II and its austere aftermath.
