The mind's eye focused on a rich view of the particular, the reader of evolution by example gains mastery over a single case, which in turn orients him or her to the general principles of evolutionary biology.
Together, our results support the hypothesis that global polarity information is provided by the Ft/Ds/Fj module and other signals to orient the apical MT network, which in turn orients polarization of the core PCP module.
Only about a mile out of town, where Route 25 joins North Road and takes a turn toward Orient, it is a world away from the bustling, revitalized waterfront with its clam bars, ice cream parlors, carousel and tall ship.
The snooker supremo, Matchroom Sport mogul and boxing promoter-turned-Leyton Orient chairman, claims to be the "best in the world" at what he does.
In turn, this oriented elongation causes a redistribution of the GABAARs toward the gradient source, resulting in an enhanced asymmetry in intracellular calcium and in amplification in gradient sensing.
Lys334, in turn, is oriented by Gln338, a strictly conserved residue in the CtpB family.
In contrast to the srpk79D aggregates, however, STED images of axonal BRB/RBP accumulations were reminiscent of mature synaptic AZs (Liu et al. 2011a), with BRPC-term signal surrounding the RBP signal, which, in turn, is oriented closer towards the axonal plasma membrane.
Green Bay turned pass-oriented in 1993, when Brett Favre took over at quarterback, and continued on that path after Rodgers succeeded him in 2008.
Chance continued to play a part in Keene's turn to the Orient, as it was then commonly called.
It's my job to make sure we enjoy this tonight but tomorrow our focus will turn to Leyton Orient.
