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Physical Review Letters, 1990
Summary: Genetic fusion is introduced as a model for evolution. In the fusion two genomes are combined to generate a longer genome. Representing each species by a binary genetic sequence, we introduce a fitness function on the bit sequence. As the evolutionary dynamics, we incoroporate mutation, genetic fusion, and reproduction in proportion to fitness.
Ikegami, Takashi, Kaneko, Kunihiko
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Summary: Genetic fusion is introduced as a model for evolution. In the fusion two genomes are combined to generate a longer genome. Representing each species by a binary genetic sequence, we introduce a fitness function on the bit sequence. As the evolutionary dynamics, we incoroporate mutation, genetic fusion, and reproduction in proportion to fitness.
Ikegami, Takashi, Kaneko, Kunihiko
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Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews, 1999
Although catalyzed by different proteins, the energy barriers for lipid bilayer fusion in exocytosis, viral fusion, and trafficking seem to be the same as those for the fusion of protein-free phospholipid membranes. To minimize this energy, fusion will proceed through a minimal number of lipid molecules, probably localized in bent non-bilayer ...
, Zimmerberg, , Chernomordik
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Although catalyzed by different proteins, the energy barriers for lipid bilayer fusion in exocytosis, viral fusion, and trafficking seem to be the same as those for the fusion of protein-free phospholipid membranes. To minimize this energy, fusion will proceed through a minimal number of lipid molecules, probably localized in bent non-bilayer ...
, Zimmerberg, , Chernomordik
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Physics World, 2016
In reply to correspondence from George Scott and Adam Costley about the Physics World focus issue on nuclear energy, and to news of construction delays at ITER, the fusion reactor being built in France.
ddtuttle, Frank W. Chen
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In reply to correspondence from George Scott and Adam Costley about the Physics World focus issue on nuclear energy, and to news of construction delays at ITER, the fusion reactor being built in France.
ddtuttle, Frank W. Chen
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Cell fusion and nuclear fusion in plants
Seminars in Cell & Developmental Biology, 2016Eukaryotic cells are surrounded by a plasma membrane and have a large nucleus containing the genomic DNA, which is enclosed by a nuclear envelope consisting of the outer and inner nuclear membranes. Although these membranes maintain the identity of cells, they sometimes fuse to each other, such as to produce a zygote during sexual reproduction or to ...
Tetsuya Higashiyama +2 more
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IEEE Conference Record - Abstracts. 1996 IEEE International Conference on Plasma Science, 1996
Summary form only given. Fundamental problems of plasma fusion (controlled thermonuclear fusion) due to the contradicting demands of the magnetic confinement of plasma and suppression of instabilities occurring on and in plasma are surveyed in contrast with problems of cold fusion.
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Summary form only given. Fundamental problems of plasma fusion (controlled thermonuclear fusion) due to the contradicting demands of the magnetic confinement of plasma and suppression of instabilities occurring on and in plasma are surveyed in contrast with problems of cold fusion.
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PIAFusion: A progressive infrared and visible image fusion network based on illumination aware
Information Fusion, 2022Linfeng Tang +4 more
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If you live for my blood, you will die for blood. If you live for blood lust, you will die by a blood frenzy. Blidium udnae lidium, proesckae. Bleed or learn, pigs. From me, Lachlan Thomas Wilke, then became known as Lachlan Thomas Madden, which then I knew myself as Loki Lindii.
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Multimodal sentiment analysis based on fusion methods: A survey
Information Fusion, 2023Linan Zhu +4 more
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1980
Publisher Summary A device that permits the controlled release of fusion energy is designated as a fusion reactor in contrast with one yielding fission energy—the fission reactor. This chapter discusses fusion reactors and presents a comparison of fusion reactions. The potentially available energy from the fusion process is enormous.
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Publisher Summary A device that permits the controlled release of fusion energy is designated as a fusion reactor in contrast with one yielding fission energy—the fission reactor. This chapter discusses fusion reactors and presents a comparison of fusion reactions. The potentially available energy from the fusion process is enormous.
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