PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «OMMATIDIAL»
ommatidial
compound
eyes
arthropods
like
insects
crustaceans
millipedes
composed
units
called
ommatidia
ommatidium
contains
cluster
photoreceptor
cells
surrounded
support
pigment
outer
part
ommatidial
meaning
pronunciation
translations
defined
yourdictionary
structuralelements
forming
many
complete
itself
having
lens
variation
resolution
dimensions
power
absolute
sensitivity
because
inter
angles
facet
diameters
mapped
intact
pseudopupil
which
define
radial
composing
origin
latin
greek
ommat
stem
ómma
idium
related
rotation
european
bioinformatics
institute
name
ontology
biological
process
photoreceptors
arranged
scabrous
controls
drosophila
establishment
planar
polarity
requires
precise
degrees
clusters
during
development
found
ommatidialの意味
英和辞典
weblio辞書
ommatidialの意味や和訳。
単眼の
個眼の関連語facet
monocular
ocellar
ocellus
ommatidiumommatidialの共起表現
万語ある英和辞典・
cell
figure
overrotation
phenotypes
furrow
stop
mutants
overrotate
disc
confocal
images
discs
reverso
also
ommiad
ommatophore
raman
atomic
force
microscopy
surfaces
several
species
flies
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «OMMATIDIAL»
Scopri l'uso di
ommatidial nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
ommatidial e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
1
WCNN'93, Portland: World Congress on Neural Networks, July ...
the fly's lamina (Ogmen and Gagne', 1990). However, unlike an on-off unit which
only signals the onset and offset of an input stimulus, our ommatidial node
uniquely identifies the stimulus as an increase or decrease from the delayed
stimulus.
2
A Phenotypic and Genetic Characterization of the Cell ...
The complete mechanism underlying ommatidial rotation remains unclear.
Manipulation of cell-cell adhesion and response to cell signaling are clearly vital
for correct ommatidial rotation, but the means by which ommatidia coordinate
these ...
Jennifer Lynn Fetting, 2009
3
A Morphological and Genetic Analysis of Directed Cell ...
This observation led to the hypotheses that ommatidial rotation occurs in two 45°
steps, that these steps can be genetically separated, and that nmo is essential for
the second step (from 45° to 90°) (Choi and Benzer 1994; Brown and Freeman ...
Ryan William Fiehler, 2007
4
Development of the Nervous System
R8s spread themselves out through the Notch lateral inhibition pathway. D.
Cascade of photoreceptor determination in a developing ommatidial cluster. R8,
the first cell to be determined, expresses atonal (ato) and signals neighboring
cells to ...
Dan H. Sanes, Thomas A. Reh, William A. Harris, 2011
5
Fundamental Neuroscience
As they leave the MF, cells of the eye disc become arranged in a pattern of “
rosettes”that foreshadow the regular ommatidial pattern. Soon afterward, one cell
is singled out in each rosette to become R8. Being the first cells to differentiate,
R8 ...
6
The Nemo Kinase Regulates
Ommatidial Rotation in the ...
However, the mechanisms of rotation are not understood. Results of this work suggest that Nemo kinase regulates rate of rotation by specifically acting on cadherin-catenin complexes at the level of adherens junctions.
7
Determinants of Neuronal Identity
How can discrete, evenly spaced ommatidial units arise from an apparently
homogeneous epithelial sheet? In grasshoppers, elegant ablation experiments
have provided one possible answer (Doe and Goodman, 1985). Neuroblasts in
the ...
In the eyes of Papilio (Fig. 7.3) and Pieris, the situation is more complicated. In
these eyes, even the long-wavelength receptors (i.e. short visual fibres) differ in
sensitivity between the ommatidial types. The expression of different opsin genes
...
Eric Warrant, Dan-Eric Nilsson, 2006
9
Adaptive Mechanisms in the Ecology of Vision
p Heteronympha merope Figure 3 The pattern of ommatidial receptive fields in
different regions of the eye of the Australian butterfly Heteronympha merope (
3om Land. 1989a). The circles represent the dark'adapted acceptance angles (
Ap ...
10
Issues in Biological, Biochemical, and Evolutionary Sciences ...
“A prominent feature of Drosophila eye development is the 90 degrees rotational
movement of the multicellular ommatidial precursors within a matrix of stationary
cells. We demonstrate that the cell adhesion molecules Echinoid (Ed) and ...
7 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «OMMATIDIAL»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
ommatidial nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
A Transgenic Drosophila melanogaster Model To Study Human T …
We demonstrate that Tax-1 but not Tax-2 induces ommatidial perturbation and increased plasmatocyte proliferation and that the eye phenotype ... «Journal of Virology, lug 15»
Research Paper: "Common Design Principles" Explain Patterns of …
... revealed striking similarities with the stochastic retinal mosaic of Drosophila, despite considerable differences in ommatidial organization. «Discovery Institute, giu 15»
Studying moths to improve solar cells
The paper goes by the lengthy title of: "Multiscale Ommatidial Arrays with Broadband and Omnidirectional Antireflection and Antifogging ... «Digital Journal, mar 15»
No Other Animal In The World Sees Color Like The Mantis Shrimp
Michael F. Land and Daniel OsorioA diagram of the compound eye of the mantis shrimp Odontodactylus scyllarus shows the six ommatidial ... «Business Insider, gen 14»
The eyes of Anomalocaris
Grey fill in b represents visual surface, the proximal part in the upper eye extrapolated from the lower eye. c, Detail of ommatidial lenses located ... «ScienceBlogs, dic 11»
Complex eyes in the Cambrian
All fossil eyes have large central ommatidial lenses forming a light-sensitive bright zone, b, and a sclerotized pedestal, p. Because the fossil ... «ScienceBlogs, giu 11»
One gene provides fruit fly both antenna & color vision
... the expression of different light-sensitive pigments (rhodopsins) in the two central photoreceptor cells (R7 and R8) of each ommatidial cluster. «Washington University Record, apr 06»
