Sentence examples for affected embryonic from inspiring English sources

The latter differed among substances, i.e., fenarimol and triadimefon affected embryonic eye development while pyrifenox affected molting [27].

Statistical analysis indicated that incubation temperature affected embryonic heart rate in all species except for B. duperreyi (Table 1).

Here we describe a phenotype-based screen for recessive mutations affecting embryonic development.

HS structure and composition are known to affect embryonic development and tissue remodelling [45], [46].

If selective forces have optimized the timing of incubation onset, one would expect ovulation order to affect embryonic survival in the opposite direction that it affects post-embryonic survival [6].

The gene cdc-25.1 encodes a CDC25 phosphatase homolog which affects embryonic viability and is necessary for cell proliferation in the germ line.

Surprisingly, either shorter or longer HS chains failed to significantly affect embryonic development and life span of our Hpse transgenic or null mice, suggesting a large degree of flexibility in HS chain length in affecting organ development and tissue function.

Chn was first isolated in a genetic screen for mutations affecting embryonic peripheral nervous system (PNS) development [24] and was subsequently shown to be an important regulator of achaete/scute gene expression [25].

While the high protein during pregnancy may particularly affect embryonic lethality, birth weight, and survival in the second half of life, high-protein diet fed to the lactating mother might also have drastic direct effects on offspring during lactation.

For example, maternal estradiol has been shown to affect embryonic brain development leading to increased anabolism and masculinized behaviors [34], much in agreement with the phenotypic effects we observed in the offspring.

The strategy of laying eggs off the water allows eggs from aquatic organisms to avoid aquatic predators but at the same time they must face a variety of selective challenges, since they are exposed to stressful environmental conditions that may affect embryonic development and survival of offspring [10]; [10].