The phrase "axis of development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a central line or focus around which development occurs, often in discussions of policy, strategy, or growth.
Example: "The government has identified the axis of development as a key factor in improving the economy and enhancing social welfare."
Alternatives: "focus of development" or "core of development".
For this purpose, we quantified three axes: cell type (x-axis), time of development (y-axis), and pseudo-potential function (z-axis, see methods for more details).
The German philosopher Karl Jespers named that era the Axial Age because it was the axis of religious development.
"The axis of game development isn't indie versus triple-A any more," says Wu. "It's a 20-person team versus a several-hundred-person team.
The project is part of the priority axis: "The development of human resources in education and professional training".
During the generation of the Drosophila VNC, Hox genes of the BX-C act along the AP axis during different stages of development at the level of NE, NBs and their progeny cells to control segmental patterning (reviewed by Rogulja-Ortmann and Technau, 2008).
A trapping mechanism was found to maintain the Dorsal protein gradient along the dorso-ventral axis during development of the embryo [21].
Further detailed studies using a combination of chemical modulators, the β-catenin-responsive reporter line, and fish and mouse adenomatosis polyposis coli (APC) mutants strongly supported a conserved PGE2-Wnt signalling axis in development of HSCs.
These finding of MULE regulation by TGF- β3 further underscores the importance of the HIF/TGF- β3 axis in development and disease of the human placenta.
Recently, a polymorphism in the CD40 gene was found to be associated with atherothrombotic manifestations in RA patients, thereby supporting the implication of this axis in the development of accelerated vascular complications in RA [ 61].
The team found that after the fertilized eggs divided for the first time, the 14-3-3 14-3-3 14-3-3ed in only one of the two cells, revealing that 14-3-3 directs the left-right axis at a surproteinly earesidedge of development.
