Versatile

... our environment better, and we are able to acquire food and water better. The marvelous evolution of the brain has yielded something extremely versatile in its function. I tend to think of music, art, science, and literature as things that were discovered by our minds rather than actively created ...

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... new theory to explain intelligence! The 4 part definition that works in all cases of intelligence being explained, unimolecular on up. Being that versatile helps show how looking for 4 requirements greatly simplifies intelligence detection as well as definition. Need that kind of standard so all ...

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The plant vacuole is a remarkably versatile lysosome. In a way, plant cells do have lysosomes, because vacuoles are lysosomes. MBOC refers to vacuoles as phytolysosomes. Aleurones(try to avoid this old term - they are now called protein bodies) ...

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... to form a double helix, the bases recognize each other and pair up in a wholly predictable manner — A with T, and C with G. Although DNA is a versatile construction material in the nano-world, it is often the case that metals are required to impart electrical or magnetic functionality to materials. ...

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... genetic fusions of single-chain Ab (scFv) with CAR, or scFv-scFv diabodies (reviewed in reference 21). Adapter-mediated targeting is rather versatile and technically simple, it may use a wide range of targeting ligands, and it allows for the rapid generation of analytical amounts of tar- ...

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