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1 the development of laparoscopic surgery was organised.

2 ll regions of the embryo fail to be properly organised.

3 eir glaucoma team and how well their care is organised.

4 matosensory hand representation was normally organised.

5 e used the GBD 2013 hierarchy of causes that organises 306 diseases and injuries into four levels of

6 harp border, which in some tissues serves to organise a boundary signaling centre.

7 The Society for Experimental Biology organised a "Plant Frontier" meeting, which was recently

8 alyses of the spindle, which suggest that it organises a limited supply of structural components to i

9 e most striking contributions in this field, organised according to substrate class: acrylate derivat

10 abase is a classification of protein domains organised according to their evolutionary and structural

11 of RIOK3 in cells resulted in fewer and less organised actin filaments.

12 ic FGF8 protein, a candidate for the isthmic organising activity, is able to induce and repress gene

13 Studies examining the impact of organised acute stroke care interventions on survival in

14 production of plant species is thought to be organised along just two dimensions, corresponding to st

15 olarity axis in the underlying epithelium is organised along the length of the cochlea and, in mice i

16 cy test and sample homogenisation study were organised amongst 19 European National Reference Laborat

17 oteins can be converted in vitro into highly organised amyloid structures, provided that the appropri

18 International Guideline Harmonization Group organised an international multidisciplinary panel, incl

19 We organised an international symposium in May, 2011 in Lon

20 roke underscore the need to identify, value, organise and analyse the multitude of variables obtained

21 ultiple weak noncovalent interactions to pre-organise and self-assemble simpler small molecular precu

22 ff against each other in the context of self-organised and adaptive behaviour.

23 Initial episodes of activity are poorly organised and coordinated crawling sequences only begin

24 L Nucleotide Sequence Database incorporates, organises and distributes nucleotide sequences from all

25 This tutorial review organises and presents the advancements in this rapidly

26 g template analysis, an iterative process of organising and coding qualitative data chosen for this s

27 at, if used as part of a comprehensive, well-organised, and well-resourced elimination programme, DP

28 e development of methodologies for managing, organising, and analysing "big data".

29 dical management of the syndrome requires an organised approach of assessment, monitoring, prevention

30 From E13.5, endothelial plexuses organise around populations of cap mesenchymal and urete

31 T3 repeats lack secondary structure and are organised around a core of calcium ions; two DxDxDGxxDxx

32 hat macropinocytic cups in Dictyostelium are organised around coincident intense patches of PIP3, act

33 Patient data systems are still organised around the impact on services and prevalence o

34 The language system is partly organised around these moderating factors, not just arou

35 epi delivered a core transcriptional network organised around WT1, TCF21 and BNC1.

36 dence that hyper-adhesiveness depends on the organised arrangement of desmosomal cadherins.

37 cur in the extracellular matrix as spatially organised arrays.

38 tures show a typical response regulator fold organised as a dimer whose interface involves alpha4-bet

39 Open Dialogue is organised as a series of network meetings and seeks to p

40 al and mechanical reasons why titin might be organised as Liversage et al., suggested and we discuss

41 tor and related molecules, these domains are organised as multiple tandem repeats.

42 tor neurons of the brainstem, are frequently organised as nuclei.

43 older patients with hip fractures should be organised as orthogeriatric care.

44 orm of nanoparticles and flat electrodes, or organised as tightly packed islands of hundreds and thou

45 They are organised as two distinct entities.

46 The way in which motor activity is organised at the cortical level may determine the freque

47 ons are coordinated from moment to moment to organise behavior.

48 hioflavin-T, suggesting that they contain an organised beta-sheet structure.

49 ide of the laboratory, most microbes grow as organised biofilm communities on surfaces.

50 r, we propose that the brain (and other self-organised biological systems) can be characterised via t

51 oject provides a bioinformatics framework to organise biology around the sequences of large genomes.

52 ional catalysts, which mutually activate and organise both reactants, affording either the syn- or an

53 Music is organised both spectrally and temporally, determining mu

54 eric nervous system development at a meeting organised by Alan Burns and Heather Young.

55 g challenge ecologists to relate information organised by biome and species to new data arrayed by pi

56 In the zebrafish hindbrain, neurogenesis is organised by Fgf20a emanating from neurons located at ea

57 s across 35 countries between 2008 and 2016, organised by funding source, recipient, tumour type, res

58 ntegrity of animals and plants' meeting, was organised by IfGene and held in Edinburgh, Scotland 18-2

59 MOF composite materials prepared up to now, organised by interface type.

60 on of the cellular response to DNA damage is organised by multi-domain 'scaffold' proteins, including

61 BO Workshop on Glycoscience and Development, organised by Philippe Delannoy, Yann Guerardel, Tony Mer

62 are returned directly to the user's browser, organised by sequence similarity.

63 In Drosophila, the muscle pattern is organised by specific mesodermal cells, the founder myob

64 A collaborative effort, organised by The International Advisory Committee on Cli

65 us physiological and behavioural adaptations organised by the maternal brain.

66 he basis of a broad stakeholder consultation organised by WHO and UNAIDS.

67 sharply defined, oriented domains with self-organising capacity.

68 cular risk of adverse health outcomes and to organise care.

69 s were estimated and stratified by levels of Organised Care Index.

70 and elaboration of patterning mechanisms to organise cells in time and space.

71 f the Ran-binding protein in the microtubule-organising centre (RanBPM/RanBP9).

72 chanisms converge: graded signalling from an organising centre (the isthmus) located at the midbrain/

73 The centrosome is the main microtubule organising centre in the cell.

74 A microtubule organising centre on the leading edge of the nucleus ini

75 nt of unidirectional flow by cilia within an organising centre such as the node in mammals or Kupffer

76 that grows from non-centrosomal microtubule organising centres (ncMTOCs) along the anterior/lateral

77 aterial and function as the main microtubule organising centres in dividing animal cells.

78 Centrioles organise centrosomes and template cilia and flagella.

79 works, as species can surprisingly form self-organised clusters of occupied patches with the most con

80 We organised conceptually similar outcomes into 14 families

81 torytelling among hunter gatherers may be to organise cooperation.

82 s found to generate a phenomenon called self-organised criticality, as evidenced by the emergence of

83 organisations (NGOs) and UN agencies, which organised cross-border operations from Pakistan and Iran

84 l template strategy in which metal ions both organise crossing points and catalyse the bond forming r

85 umours, the defining tumour being the highly organised cylindroma.

86 will be needed to determine the best way to organise delivery of this care.

87 Organised delivery of care also improves outcome.

88 nsights into the involvement of periodically organised dinucleotide sequence motifs of the type GG an

89 al cluster analysis, which seemed to have an organised distribution according to the regions where th

90 ive domain definitions for the same protein, organises domains into sequence and structural hierarchi

91 The epidermal pattern appears to be organised during embryogenesis.

92 w the biological information and signals are organised during infection by identifying most viral pro

93 cal systems theory, these responses are self-organised, emerging naturally during human-environment i

94 ystemic growth coordination, due to its self-organising, environmentally sensitive properties.

95 ises a germline cyst surrounded by a tightly organised epithelial monolayer, the follicular epitheliu

96 ffective when delivered in the context of an organised, expert, educated, and enthusiastic stroke ser

97 ciated protein MAP4, oMAP4, as a microtubule organising factor that is crucial for myogenesis.

98 mes are packed inside the cell nucleus in an organised fashion.

99 s indicated the existence of topographically organised 'feed-forward' (insular to PL/IL) and 'feed-ba

100 our spinal cords show spontaneous, yet well organised, fluctuations of activity that might reflect s

101 ory of reciprocal determinism was used as an organising framework.

102 ircuit produces theoretically predicted self-organised gene expression domains in response to a singl

103 totype for the further study of tissue-level organised gene expression for epigenetically regulated g

104 ventions into national policy documents, and organised globally in coalition with the newborn and chi

105 that a non-trivial feedback between the self-organising gradient of MukBEF complexes and the oris lea

106 mbalance in the normal mechanisms that allow organised healing after injury.

107 In the absence of organised health information and stable pathways to rena

108 om the general population, universities, and organised health-care systems.

109 hilst Nature almost by default (transiently) organises her components at multiple different length sc

110 expression in proliferating cells spatially organises heterochromatin, thereby controlling gene expr

111 w a virus efficiently brings the dynamically organised host system into its control by mostly targeti

112 nfection and is characterised by a spatially organised immune response and extracellular matrix remod

113 vioral domains and, possibly, differences in organising immune and stress responses.

114 Populations self-organise in an indirect reciprocity system in which the

115 .2-Mb pairs encode about 470 predicted genes organised in 17 directional clusters on either strand, t

116 variate classification and regression models organised in a decision tree is proposed as a stepwise s

117 sed to define 116 haplogroups and typing was organised in a hierarchical fashion.

118 Each quadruplex has five potassium ions organised in a linear channel, with square antiprismatic

119 p to three successive morphotype 1 specimens organised in a linear fashion and partially truncating e

120 The mutation information for each protein is organised in a residue-centric manner and each residue i

121 cord exhibit spontaneous intrinsic activity organised in a set of functionally relevant neural netwo

122 Data are organised in a similar fashion as tranSMART and are stor

123 They are organised in a specific hetero-oligomeric complex (TIM10

124 saccharide binding fold) domains that can be organised in a variety of overall quaternary structures.

125 e the majority of imprinted genes, which are organised in clusters and coordinately regulated, Nnat d

126 their chemical structure, the compounds were organised in different groups: monoterpene hydrocarbons

127 were distinct in these complexes, sometimes organised in haplotype blocks.

128 The regulatory sequences are organised in independent modules, each of them responsib

129 However, many plant genes are organised in multigene families that exhibit variation i

130 Animal societies can be organised in multiple hierarchical tiers [1].

131 iruses whose capsid proteins are exclusively organised in pentamers.

132 nowledge by analysing how health systems are organised in Southeast Asia to address the health needs

133 mis relies on positional information that is organised in stable domains with sharp boundaries.

134 mical gradients with transmembrane receptors organised in supramolecular signalling arrays.

135 Altered proteins are usually organised in the form of toxic multimeric complexes that

136 rDNA) in the Arabidopsis thaliana genome are organised in two 4 Mbp-long arrays of tandem repeats arr

137 in real social systems, the interactions are organised in various layers corresponding to different i

138 build a working hypothesis that polarity is organised, in both compartments, by molecule(s) emanatin

139 During meiotic prophase, chromosomes organise into a series of chromatin loops emanating from

140 chymal to epithelial transition (MET) and re-organise into acini-like structures, reminiscent of thos

141 how stem cell aggregates spontaneously self-organise into functional eye-cups in vitro We anticipate

142 d biotic components of the Earth system self-organise into homeostatic states that are robust to a wi

143 ggregates of mESCs, of about 300 cells, self-organise into polarised structures that exhibit collecti

144 valence data were obtained from GBD 2010 and organised into 119 disease states according to the WHO's

145 he National Emergency Laparotomy Audit) were organised into 15 geographical clusters and commenced th

146 illion to over 95 million predicted domains) organised into 6119 superfamilies.

147 Themes were organised into a conceptual framework adapted from Shiff

148 he knot is absent, but enamel knot cells are organised into a different shape, the enamel rope, showi

149 ss spectrometry based approaches, lipids are organised into a hierarchy that reflects the variety in

150 Mitotic chromosomes must be organised into a highly ordered and compacted form to al

151 oss-section, the immunolabelled bundles were organised into a latticework of discrete clusters of dif

152 the studies were identified, summarised and organised into a summary table, before being analysed th

153 ch encodes approximately 400 predicted genes organised into directional clusters, of which more than

154 The early endosome is organised into domains to ensure the separation of cargo

155 he presumptive corneal stromal cells, become organised into fibril bundles orthogonally arranged betw

156 nt agencies, and country-level stakeholders, organised into hubs responsible for financing, scale-up,

157 Hospitals are organised into population-based clusters that reflect th

158 as 25, 32, and 32', neuronal cell bodies are organised into short vertical stacks of 15-19 somata wit

159 crete PSD95 nanoclusters that were spatially organised into single and multi-nanocluster PSDs.

160 structured questionnaire comprising 28 items organised into six sections was distributed to students

161 the heterochromatinised fission yeast DNA is organised into smaller chromatin loops than flanking euc

162 (eHFSC) and progenitor cell sub-populations organised into spatially distinct niches.

163 ghbouring cells were often, but transiently, organised into strings with parallel deformations.

164 pithelial renewal tissues in vertebrates are organised into structural-proliferative units.

165 The subunit structure of ECAI is organised into three domains: an N-terminal, a central a

166 rch in knowledge translation can usefully be organised into three overlapping perspectives, namely a

167 the area occupied by the fingers, S(r,t), is organised into three regions: an inner region of fixed r

168 omposition and extensive repetitive sequence organised into two defined repeat regions.

169 t with the notion that subunits of APC/C are organised into two distinct sub-complexes; a catalytic s

170 ture of an archaeal Piwi protein (AfPiwi) is organised into two domains, one resembling the sugar-bin

171 Our theory organises into a coherent framework a wide range of exis

172 ogical to environmental feedback loops, self-organises into homeostatic states.

173 Due to its highly organised lamellar structure, ex vivo and in vitro prepa

174 for initiating spiral cAMP waves, which, by organising large territories, generate the large fruitin

175 egulates the ability of PSCs to mechanically organise LTBP-1 and activate TGF-beta through a mechanis

176 ater than previously thought, and we further organise major concepts surrounding their ecological fun

177 rated with their surrounding ECM in a highly organised manner involving thousands of dynamic connecti

178 ed in the generation of optic cups in a self-organising manner after 100 days in culture.

179 and the features of the self-assembled/self-organised material (215 references).

180 characterise luminescent self-assembled/self-organised materials embedded into one-, two- or three-di

181 In particular, our ability to organise matter on the nanoscale has advanced considerab

182 ng how collective behaviour emerges via self-organising mechanisms and how phenotypic variation drive

183 It is based on the induction of micellar organised media by using Triton X-100 as an extraction s

184 We have previously shown TANGO1 organises membranes at the interface of the endoplasmic

185 associated protein, MAP-65, is bound only to organised microtubules.

186 oughout the spindle's fourfold elongation by organising microtubules into a rigid transverse array, p

187 y makes this tool highly applicable to start organising more delicate biological materials or even sm

188 ergy into mean two-dimensional flows and for organising motion of active swimmers.

189 t outcome: the formation of a blastocyst, an organised multi-layered structure ready for implantation

190 of multicomponent complexes to integrate and organise multiple signalling events.

191 than in those not regularly participating in organised musical activity (non-musicians).

192 estingly, the assembly intermediate has more organised N-terminal helices that form an inner layer of

193 on of polymers, and (iii) disassembling self organised nano-structures, as a tool for probing macromo

194 at invade the gut wall and generate a highly organised network of enteric ganglia.

195 While the role of cortical microstructure in organising neural function is well established, it remai

196 uring patterning might provide the basis for organised organ growth in the absence of cell movements.

197 mistic modelling, can be explained as a self-organised pattern of nano Dauphine twins (nano electrica

198 most bacteria, the filamentous protein FtsZ organises PBPs into assemblies at the midcell which then

199 was diffuse alveolar damage in the acute or organising phases, with five patients showing focal pulm

200 ions of the structure of the ligand, the pre-organising platform or the solvent can have significant

201 re is no strict definition of the pattern of organising pneumonia as in other idiopathic interstitial

202 s, four as respiratory bronchiolitis, two as organising pneumonia, and 18 as subtypes other than usua

203 f interstitial lung disease, pneumonitis, or organising pneumonia, including one grade 3 event and tw

204 cative of prematurely induced but aberrently organised polarity.

205 of activities occurs when a single PCNA ring organises PolB1, Fen1 and Lig1 into a complex.

206 components, derived from bistable MIMs, are organised precisely in a periodic manner.

207 IFN-I signalling pathways and summarise the organising principles which emerge.

208 explicit coding for DS and prior to any self-organising process facilitated by spontaneous activity o

209 ssion unmasks age-dependent, compartmentally organised programmes of synapse withdrawal and degenerat

210 represent two signalling centres possessing organising properties necessary for forebrain (ANR) as w

211 distributed regulatory approach are the self-organising properties of the transport system for the pl

212 An important mediator of ANR and IsO organising property is the signalling molecule FGF8.

213 is synthesised at the plasma membrane by an organised protein complex that contains three different

214 eat domain (TPR)-containing co-chaperone Hsp-organising protein (Hop) plays a critical role in mediat

215 of these proteins, Cnn, and another key PCM-organising protein, Spd-2, are recruited around the moth

216 ported that several important Drosophila PCM-organising proteins are recruited to centrioles from the

217 Hsp40, Hip and Hop (Hsp-interacting and Hsp-organising proteins, respectively), as well as high mole

218 mework that can be used by host countries to organise public health activities for mass gatherings.

219 assembly of proteins, but actually a highly organised scaffold around the centrioles.

220 income and middle-income countries that lack organised screening and HPV vaccination programmes.

221 symptomatic at an advanced stage, worldwide organised screening programmes are being implemented, wh

222 defined regulatory relationships, spatially organised signalling, and biases from mechanical inputs.

223 ystem, cellular diversity depends in part on organising signals that establish regionally restricted

224 (BQS) based on the hypothesis that GRNs are organised so that they remain robust in the face of unpr

225 of superior sagittal sinus suggest a highly organised somatotopic arrangement of the trigeminal inne

226 elta skin nociceptors project to a spatially-organised, somatotopic map in the primary somatosensory

227 Organised specialist care for stroke improves outcome, b

228 An organised spindle is crucial to the fidelity of chromoso

229 All liquids were found to organise spontaneously into ordered layers parallel to t

230 he theory that soil-microbe systems are self-organising states with organic carbon acting as a critic

231 re challenge is to identify what elements of organised stroke care can be implemented to make the lar

232 hasise the importance of immediate access to organised stroke unit care for people with acute stroke,

233 subgroups, suggesting the possibility of re-organising stroke services to ensure that the most appro

234 e firmer than those at pH 5.5 and had a more organised structure around the sodium ions.

235 Exploiting the highly organised structure of the elongation zone (EZ) of the A

236 ous species to nucleated formation of highly organised structures, the relative importance of which v

237 ious about when a biopsy should be done, and organise studies and registries that offer observation o

238 The VNO-AOB projection is topographically organised such that axons from apical and basal parts of

239 vide insights on how brain networks might be organised such that modification of synaptic weights on

240 he choice of electrodes, as well as the self-organised superstructures of the monolayers of switchabl

241 ealth system architecture into a purposeful, organised system with an empowered, highly capable WHO a

242 We start from the premise that any self-organising system complies with the free energy principl

243 that MukBEF and oris act together as a self-organising system in chromosome organisation-segregation

244 a minimal description of huddling as a self-organising system, and as an existence proof that group-

245 dle is considered to be an example of a self-organising system, because complex properties of the col

246 ssum apex presents characteristics of a self-organising system, similar to plant meristems.

247 d with a description of the huddle as a self-organising system.

248 s whether as liquid cultures or as spatially organised systems with specified interconnections.

249 lised synchrony in ensembles of coupled self-organising systems, such as neurons.

250 However, for most self-organising systems, we have little understanding of the

251 its neuropilin receptors, NRP1 and NRP2, to organise the axons that guide migrating GnRH neurons fro

252 reaction kinetics and the network structure organise the behaviour of the system.

253 acellular face the same receptors direct and organise the deposition of the ECM itself.

254 ingless may act to enhance the production or organise the distribution of X.

255 tions of how many cohesin and CTCF molecules organise the genome.

256 of pathways, both innate and specific, which organise the host mucosal immune response.

257 both SPN-E and ORB proteins are required to organise the microtubule cytoskeleton at stage 9, and to

258 in particular on the connective tissues that organise the muscle pattern [3].

259 These genes organise the polarised arrangement of hairs on the legs,

260 bonds at the catalytic centre is required to organise the position of key functional groups and metal

261 We organise the progressive changes in osmotic and hydrosta

262 d that both signalling pathways cooperate to organise the SNS.

263 We suggest that the activator re-organises the centre to favour stable open complex forma

264 The CCCTC-binding factor (CTCF) organises the genome in 3D through DNA loops and in 1D b

265 h), being secreted from P compartment cells, organises the pattern and polarity of A compartment cell

266 artments across both A/P and P/A boundaries, organises the pattern of all the A cells.

267 The mother centriole recruits and organises the PCM and templates the formation of the dau

268 Today, the institutional setup that organises the social segregation in health care is perce

269 However, no single morphogen organises the whole denticle pattern.

270 hpin in the relationship between the artists organising the activities and the patients.

271 Systems science provides a framework for organising the complexity of forces driving the obesity

272 atabase for a phenotype, and our approach to organising the data for an embryo and a mutant line so i

273 The Cdc14 phosphatase plays a key role in organising the intricate choreography of mitosis and cel

274 the larval neurons act as guidance cues for organising the ordered arrays of sensory neurons is disc

275 e deficits mean patients are ill equipped to organise their care and develop coping strategies, makin

276 Pharaoh's ants organise their foraging system using three types of trai

277 seful starting point for students wishing to organise their own tailor-made workshops.

278 crest cells, positioning sensory neurons and organising their axonal projections.

279 ld have evolved a different way or timing of organising their embryonic polarity.

280 he uses of medical records and importance of organising them so doctors can use the data they contain

281 all cell types of the organism, they cannot organise themselves into structures that resemble embryo

282 During head morphogenesis, complex events organise these precursors into functional sensory struct

283 rein, we propose a conceptual framework that organises this diversity into three main functional clas

284 EER of approximately 800 ohmcm(2)) with well organised tight junctions as shown by immunostaining for

285 disruptions, reveal a coherent picture of an organised tissue carrying cells with distinct molecular

286 Embryonic stem cells in culture self-organise to form spatial patterns of gene expression upo

287 s across species, model metacommunities self-organise to reproduce well-documented patterns including

288 he cells have different compartments and are organised to mimic the microenvironment of tissue in sit

289 ates; however, information about how to best organise transplantation is scarce.

290 Before the patient reaches hospital, an organised trauma system that allows rapid resuscitation

291 berculosis Programmes to change the way they organise, use data, implement, and respond to the needs

292 In living organisms, self-organised waves of signalling activity propagate spatiot

293 n that domains of positional information are organised with well-defined boundaries.

294 The human genome is not randomly organised, with respect to both the linear organisation

295 The database is organised within core and feature tables, which makes it

296 Organising work is a neglected element of the nursing fu

297 o nursing using ethnographic research on the organising work of nurses as an empirical reference.

298 and impact of the implementation of the Well Organised Working Environment module.

299 ommunity Services programme called 'The Well Organised Working Environment'.

300 , Regional Student Groups (RSGs) have helped organise workshops in the emerging fields of bioinformat