Sentence examples for both development and function from inspiring English sources
MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are critical for both development and function of the central nervous system.
The Sp4 transcription factor plays a critical role for both development and function of mouse hippocampus.
These gene lists are consistent with the known role for PU.1 in both development and function of these lineages [ 28].
Although it is clear that the MT network impacts both development and function of the heart, direct linkage of any MT-network-associated gene product to cardiac disease had not yet been established (Dellefave and McNally, 2010).
The Rho-KO mouse model demonstrated that a single copy of Rho is sufficient to drive both development and function of the ROS in mice, yet both alleles are required to maintain long-term functional integrity of the photoreceptors (Humphries et al., 1997; Lem et al., 1999).
We present models with cognition (at 8, 26, or 53 years) as the dependent variable and development as the independent variable, with adjustment for factors known or considered likely to be determinants of both development and cognitive function: sex, socioeconomic conditions, mother's education, and father's education.
Given the suitability of C. elegans as a model system for probing questions about both development and neuronal function [ 32, 33], coupled with the importance of palmitoylation in these systems [ 4, 30, 34], a more thorough analysis could open up new avenues of research within the field.
Recently, several studies have reported Foxp3 acetylation, a transcription factor that is crucial for both Treg development and function [5] [7].
PDX1 is involved in both the development and function of pancreatic β and other islet cells [4].
Experimental studies have suggested that dietary supplementation with n-3 PUFAs may enhance both synaptic development and function [ 9, 24, 25].
Therefore, maternal smoking clearly influences both placental development and function; however there is still considerable uncertainty regarding the mechanism(s) underlying these effects.
