The architecture of the inner stripe of the outer medulla of the human kidney has long been known to exhibit distinctive configurations; however, inner medullary architecture remains poorly defined. Using immunohistochemistry with segment-specific antibodies for membrane fluid and solute transporters and other proteins, we identified a number of distinctive functional features of human inner me...

In previous woks we have introduced a distributed neural architecture for the generation of complex behaviors in evolutionary robotics. In this paper we show how this architecture is able to create its own categories about the sensed world of a robot by direct interaction of the body with the environment. The distributed elements of the architecture cooperate to express the categories on an inn...

The proposed contribution imagines architecture as a means for the development of marginal territories affected by fragilities, bringing theme co-evolution back to complex and still strongly discussed one reconciliation between communities territories.Removing cultural social barriers generate an empathetic vision environmental transformations taking place, through investigation possibilities o...

The mitochondrial inner membrane is highly folded and displays a complex molecular architecture. Cristae junctions are highly curved tubular openings that separate cristae membrane invaginations from the surrounding boundary membrane. Despite their central role in many vital cellular processes like apoptosis, the details of cristae junction formation remain elusive. Here we identify Mic10, a co...

In this position paper we describe a set of interaction patterns that have been used to facilitate the composition of components in the product-line architecture of a robot control system. The primary purpose of standardizing component interaction is to reduce the learning curve of the inner working of the product-line architecture. Secondary it results in increased readability of the architect...