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Recent studies have identified specific regulatory pathways that are active in the developing valve structures and also control cartilage, tendon, and bone development.
In short, language makes humans unique and genes active in the developing brain make language possible.Dan Dediu and Robert Ladd, of the University of Edinburgh, are helping biology and linguistics become intimate at the genetic level.
Three genes active in the developing wing were active in the developing helmet, suggesting that the same genetic program shapes both.
Ph.D. scientists in agricultural or environmental sciences may choose to pursue a career at one of the many nonprofits active in the developing world, such as The Nature Conservancy and Earthwatch Institute.
While this has been underappreciated in the normal and diseased adult lung, it represents a very well-documented pathway active in the developing lung [23].
To uncover genetic networks active in the developing cerebral cortex, we combined three-dimensional reconstruction of human fetal brains at midgestation and whole genome expression profiling.
This increased number of active genes involved in tRNA and rRNA metabolic processes, combined with high transcription of genes required for regulation of mRNA maturation and translation, confirm an extremely active biogenesis activity in the developing blastocyst.
The kinesin-mediated anterograde transport plays a major role in the active traffic in the developing neurons, delivering a wide range of cargos along the axon, including synaptic vesicles, mitochondria, cytoskeletal elements, and mRNAs.
Reviewer #1: In this paper, FDG-PET was used to define metabolically active networks in the developing rat brain.
NPY expression has also been previously considered a marker for mature, active neurons in the developing subplate (Chun et al. 1987).
Together the results from the two crossing assays indicated that the non-active allele in the developing zygote/ookinete is contributed by the male gamete; this allele is activated again following ookinete transformation to oocyst.
