As development progresses, sensory nerve cells develop further into distinct subtypes that perform particular tasks, such as responding to touch or pain.
As development progresses, both morphogenetic movements and proliferation causes the displacement of the developing DG neuroepithelium toward the inner core of the medial telencephalon.
As development progresses, lineage-restricted stem cells produce the tissues and organs of the body.
As development progresses, the differences among deer, human, and rabbit appear.
As development progresses, some neurons become appointed to networks that can process information from either the right eye or the left eye only.
As development progresses and neurogenesis wanes, RGs transition back to symmetrical division producing glia at the expense of neurons.
As development progresses, the caps elongate and approach one another (Fig. 2) as the a2/a3 joint constricts.
As development progresses, Wolbachia concentrate to the C hypodermal progeny.
As development progresses, the incidence of NHEJ rises sharply even if the HR machinery remains active.
As development progresses, the foregut gives rise to the esophagus, stomach, liver, lungs, and pancreas.
As development progresses, H1 is expressed and replaces HMGD1/HMGB1 at some regions of the genome [ 19, 32].
