The phrase "a collection of developmental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or assortment of items, ideas, or resources related to development, such as in education, psychology, or project management.
Example: "The report includes a collection of developmental resources for teachers to enhance their teaching strategies."
Alternatives: "a set of developmental" or "a group of developmental".
Hematopoiesis, once described in terms of irreversible and discrete developmental branch points, is now understood to exist as a collection of alternative developmental pathways capable of generating functionally identical progeny.
Integration of information on histone modifications and polymerase II occupancy with a large collection of developmental enhancers of known activity has led to predictive models and uncovered general principles of the relationship between TF occupancy and chromatin marks at dynamically activated enhancers.
Possible functions of rnt-1 and bro-1 during embryogenesis are unknown at present, although it is intriguing that synthetic lethality between rnt-1 or bro-1 and a diverse collection of developmental genes have been reported, including dpy-22 (Xia et al., 2007), lon-1 (Ji et al., 2004), pha-2 and eat-3 (Mörck and Pilon, 2006).
The term autistic spectrum disorder is used to describe a collection of all other pervasive developmental disorders not fulfilling the criteria of the other two categories, including atypical autism and semantic pragmatic language disorder (ICD-10 categories F 84.1, F 84.8 and F 84.9).
The Prospero/Dichaete overlaps were associated with 704 genes (Additional file 11: Table S11), including 17 genes involved in axon guidance pathways (p = 3.6E-5), as well as a collection of genes involved in the regulation of developmental processes, including cell fate commitment (106 genes, p = 3.1E-39 3.1E-39
The central tissue in the CNS cluster was amygdala, which is consistent with the view that amygdala, rather than being a structural and developmental unit, is a collection of adjacent cell groups within the forebrain [19], [20].
It might be a general rule that the EST databases of polyploid organisms represent higher percentage of genes than their diploid counterparts, because the multiple (12 in the case of sugarcane hybrids) allelic forms of each gene would result in greater chance of a particular allelic form to be sequenced in a collection of a wide range of tissues and developmental stages.
The regulatory architecture that controls developmental genes is often a collection of enhancers that, in combination, generate a complex spatial and temporal pattern of expression.
A collection of molecular profiles is the molecular counterparts of time-lapse images used for describing stepwise developmental events [5].
We have produced a collection of expressed sequence tags (ESTs) from different cDNA libraries prepared from different fruit parts and developmental stages.
