Bioclimatology and ecoclimatology prospecting: Right out development

Sniffing Out the Right Address

Olfactory systems in organisms ranging from invertebrates to mammals distinguish between odors using an array of olfactory neurons that express different olfactory receptors—usually just one receptor in a given neuron. Since an organism’s genome can encode hundreds of olfactory receptors, researchers have struggled to understand how a single olfactory neuron decides which receptor to express. I...

SPATIAL MODELLING IN THE KARST BIOCLIMATOLOGY Primjena

The possibilities of the raster-GlS topoclimatic modelling and its applicability in the Karst bioclimatology have been generally presented. The short descriptions of the particular models derived from the digital elevation model include: terrain slope, relative terrain orientation, terrain curvature, direct and diffuse insolation, altitude in the sinkhole, flow accumulation and exposure to wind...

Minerals: Prospecting, Processing and Production

The application of chemistry to the technological requirements of the mineral industry is attended by problems of communication, isolation and application. Examples of research related to mineral exploration, underground fires, and the treatment of refractory ores suggest that the effective mineral chemist must learn the language of geology, metallurgy and engineering; that he must extend his s...

Rural development and out-migration from small and large villages in iran

Enhancers: Holding Out for the Right Promoter

Some transcriptional enhancers work best with one type of promoter, while ignoring others. How widespread is such specificity across the genome? A new study finds that, in a fair fight, most enhancers prefer to activate promoters resembling those of their parent genes.