SEX RECOGNITION IN CYCLOPS

Cyclops: Miniature Robotic Reconnaissance System

Miniature mobile robots are desirable for military applications because of their ability to function covertly in highly constrained environments. However, work on such tiny robotic systems has been hampered by the difficulty of packaging locomotion, sensing, computing and power subsystems into diminutive spaces. This paper presents the design and initial prototype of a miniature mobile robot de...

Trisomy 13 in two infants with cyclops.

Olfactory Sex Recognition Investigated in Antarctic Prions

Chemical signals can yield information about an animal such as its identity, social status or sex. Such signals have rarely been considered in birds, but recent results have shown that chemical signals are actually used by different bird species to find food and to recognize their home and nest. This is particularly true in petrels whose olfactory anatomy is among the most developed in birds. R...

Visualizing Internet Topology Dynamics with Cyclops

The Internet AS-level topology is a highly dynamic structure that evolves over time under diverse technical, economical and social forces. Up to now the few efforts on topology visualization have taken only static snapshots of the topology graph. In this poster, we present Cyclops, an interactive visualization tool that highlights the changes in the Internet AS-level topology. We use case studi...

CYCLOPS, a mediator of symbiotic intracellular accommodation.

The initiation of intracellular infection of legume roots by symbiotic rhizobia bacteria and arbuscular mycorrhiza (AM) fungi is preceded by the induction of calcium signatures in and around the nucleus of root epidermal cells. Although a calcium and calmodulin-dependent kinase (CCaMK) is a key mediator of symbiotic root responses, the decoding of the calcium signal and the molecular events dow...