The phrase "active in the developmental" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in contexts discussing involvement in developmental activities or processes, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "The team has been active in the developmental stages of the project, ensuring all aspects are thoroughly considered."
Alternatives: "engaged in development" or "involved in the development".
Additionally, the downstream effects owing to the resulting deregulation of miRNAs are likely more pronounced as many of the miRNA-regulated physiologic processes are most active early in the developmental process.
We hypothesized that vitamin D pathway genes are developmentally active in the fetal lung and that these developmental genes would be associated with asthma susceptibility and regulation in asthma.
This suggests that MCAK may be more active in early developmental stages a change that goes the 'wrong' way, as MCAK is known to increase catastrophy rates, whereas microtubules in the early stage extracts have a decreased rate of catastrophies.
In a recent study, Salcedo-Amarya et al (2009) found two histone modifications H3K4Me3 and H3K9Ac, enriched at the 5' regions of transcriptionally active genes in the later developmental stage (schizonts) of P. falciparum [6].
Following a long interest in myriapod systematics and evolution, he is currently active in evolutionary developmental biology, with a focus on segmentation and the evolution of the life cycle.
The odontogenic pathway remains inducible in chicken embryos because the genes required for tooth morphogenesis remain active in the chicken, involved in many developmental processes.
We found no evidence for EVADR expression in stem cells in our analysis of ENCODE cell line RNA-seq data, but it is possible EVADR may be active in early developmental processes.
It was also reported that the SA-signaling pathway is active in the control of gene expression during developmental senescence [ 57].
Currently there are at least seven products against S. aureus in the developmental phase targeting both active and passive immunization.
Currently there are at least seven vaccine and immunotherapy candidates against S. aureus in the developmental phase targeting both active and passive immunization.
