Collectively, these results suggest that Myb, jumu, CHES-1-like and polo act through the same pathway to mediate these two classes of cardiac progenitor cell divisions.
Social classes and divisions of labor also began taking shape.
Sequence data present in patents are usually retrieved and grouped in the public databases, such as the NCBI patnt collection (14) or the pat data class division of ENA (13), but are characterized by a high level of redundancy.
GMO-related sequence data may be stored in public sequence repositories as a contribution from published literature, grouped sometimes in broad sections, such as the transgenic (tgn) data class division of the European Nucleotide Archive (ENA) (13).
There are also classes and divisions consisting of various types of drones.
Developed by the sociologist and director of the London School of Economics, Prof Anthony Giddens, the third way stated that the old class-based divisions of left and right are now redundant.
An N.C.A.A. committee recommended yesterday that the current classes of Division I football be retained, but with tighter conditions for membership in I-A.
Beginning around 2000 BC, Sumerian and Babylonian cultures began delineating two distinct classes of musical instruments due to division of labor and the evolving class system.
Among the vascular plants, CAM evolved polyphyletically, i.e. many times at all taxonomic ranks: within the division of the Pteridophyta, in all subdivisions and classes of the division of the Spermatophyta, in individual families and even within genera (fig. 5.4 of Lüttge, 2007).
The phylogenetic tree also supported the Arabidopsis and rice earlier described division of class II proteins in two further subfamilies [ 33].
How do different sociologists and economists viewed the division of classes?
