As yet, perinatal PMF loss in mice most frequently engages apoptotic cell death, whereas within the postnatal ovary, oocytes in growing follicles undergo atresia, a less 'molecularly' defined death, carrying hallmarks of both apoptosis and autophagy.
Yet as this first full biography, by Phillip Schewe, makes clear, his dabblings often carry the hallmarks of genius.
Importantly, when the expanded adult progenitor cells receive the appropriate differentiation signals, as for instance the signals present in a developing embryonic pancreas, they are able to integrate into both exocrine and endocrine structures that express functional markers, demonstrating that they carry the hallmarks of bi-potent progenitors.
A rare and lustrous metal, it is valuable enough to carry a hallmark like the big three precious metals: gold, silver and platinum.
Most importantly, the Arabidopsis SET domain sequences do not carry the hallmark amino acid substitutions.
The sequence differences carry the hallmark of accelerated evolution as determined by elevated dN/dS ratios (Stukenbrock and Mcdonald 2007).
"This tactic carries the hallmarks of methods used previously by terrorist organisations such as al-Qaida".
There is no such unease in the collection's other novella, "Mission Statement," which carries the hallmarks and the heft of a Gordimer novel in miniature.
The attack carried the hallmarks of the FARC guerrillas.See article: Colombia's new presidentBolivia, too, got a new president.
Karzai gave an unusually detailed speech that carried the hallmarks of the main conference organiser, Ashraf Ghani, the former World Bank technocrat who fought a bitter election campaign against Karzai last year.
