The spatial and temporal controls of branching are controlled by developmental decisions requiring regulation of cell proliferation, apoptosis, invasiveness, and cell motility.
Amdam et al. (2006, 2010) have demonstrated that differences in the foraging behavioral syndrome are controlled by developmental processes that begin prior to the onset of adult life.
Digby and Firn [ 29] discussed this phenomenon and determined that the angle, at which any part of an organ is maintained as a result of gravitropism, is controlled by developmental and environmental factors.
It is also possible that the nuclear export of pre-miR-38 may be controlled by a specific developmental signal or that Dicer processing may be repressed until a certain stage; some of these deregulations have been found to contribute to cancer development [51], [52].
Chilling injuries are complex phenotypes, likely to be controlled by a wide range of genetic, developmental, anatomical and physiological factors [ 2, 3, 8, 9].
For many years biologists considered the developmental period to be controlled by a strict, hard-wired genetic program, and thus it was uncertain how it could be influenced by the environment.
Therefore, we checked whether the developmental expression of DILP6 could be controlled by ecdysone.
For example, developmental processes in mammals are presumed to be controlled by complex genetic networks often involving interaction of several loci and genes [9], [10].
Developmental stage- and sugar-dependent OsSUT2 expression was suggested to be controlled by transcriptional regulation of the promoter region.
Situs solitus is seen in almost everyone, so it is clear that the determination of situs is controlled by a robust developmental mechanism.
