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Concurrently, electrical stimulation of neurons in the absence of topographical features also has been shown to guide axonal extension.
Organoleptic properties, and more specifically chemosensory cues, have been shown to guide therapeutic applications of medicinal plants.
Aligned electrospun-fibers have been shown to guide the deposition of a highly organized extracellular matrix (ECM) necessary for ligament TE.
Fibroblast growth factors (FGFs) and other signalling molecules have been shown to guide branch budding and outgrowth4,5,6,7, but it is not known how epithelial cells coordinate their movements and morphogenesis.
Fibroblast growth factors (FGFs) and other signalling molecules have been shown to guide branch budding and outgrowth, but it is not known how epithelial cells coordinate their movements and morphogenesis.
Several miRNAs have been shown to guide cleavage of R genes in Solanaceae and Leguminosae species as well as in Arabidopsis (Padmanabhan et al. 2009; Jagadeeswaran et al. 2009; Shivaprasad et al. 2012; Boccara et al. 2014).
Wong et al. defined a module map to connect gene modules with human cancers, which was shown to guide new disease therapies [ 12].
Many substances have been shown to chemotactically guide mammalian spermatozoa, some of them such as bourgeonal and lyral were not yet identified in the female reproductive tract.
Another cis-element, a GU-rich or U-rich element downstream of poly(A) sites, has been shown to help guide the cleavage of pre-mRNA at the 3' end before poly(A) tail addition [ 34], and this element was also found in all seven mRNA sequences in this study (data not shown).
The integration of multisensory information has been shown to be guided by spatial and temporal proximity, as well as to be influenced by attention.
In this regard, invasive hemodynamic monitoring based on transpulmonary thermodilution and pulse contour analysis has been shown to be useful to guide and monitor extracorporeal organ support [32, 33].
