Sentence examples for activated stage from inspiring English sources

It is also possible that the PG activity at anthesis may be too low to have any significant effect on cells, because the expression level was much lower than that during the abscission activated stage.

Noteworthy, after the Morris water maze test and also after the fear conditioning test, we detected a significant number of activated stage 5 neurons in PC3/Tis21-null mice, while none, or very few, were present in WT mice (c-fos+/Calretinin+/NeuN+ cells; after Morris water maze: p = 0.002, Figure 6G; after contextual fear conditioning: p = 0.000002, Figure 6H).

During the playback, the child – or anyone, really – can activate stage effects like fire or dry ice, change the background, or throw projectiles at the dancers, from toilet rolls to eggs and tomatoes.

Efficient rescue of neural crest/placodal marker expression was also observed when Slug was activated at stage 11, but rescue was much less efficient when Slug was activated at stage 13 (FIG. 2; Table 2).

Notch signaling, which is activated at stage 6/7, induces follicle-cell differentiation and transition from the mitotic cycle to the endocycle in the FE.

This is to be expected since the d-HSCs have not been activated in stage 1 so we are mostly observing the a-HSCs, allowing the one-population model to have a good fit.

In wild-type FMs, AG transcription is activated at stage 3 by WUS and LEAFY (Hong et al., 2003).

These expression patterns were consistent with the expression pattern of JcSDP1, which was highly activated at stage S2 (3 WAF).

Notch signaling that regulates cell proliferation in the follicle cells is activated at stage 6, which results in down-regulation of cut and cyclin B, among other Notch target genes, and cessation of mitosis [ 40- 43].

When β-catenin signaling was activated from Stage 30, a time after normal liver specification, the expression of a hepatic marker for1 greatly expanded and was ectopically detected in endodermal regions posterior to the original liver (McLin et al., 2007).

It is then activated by stage-specific dephosphorylation at the later stages of mitosis [32].