These genes are hypothesized not to be regulated in an aging-dependent manner, but as a consequence of development and organ maturation (this gene set will from now on be referred to as the "maturation-adjusted differentially expressed gene set").
In mated honeybee queens, cell death in the ovaries always occurs as a physiological consequence of oocyte maturation and ovulation; once the oocyte reaches its full maturation, the nurse cell chamber degenerate through an autophagic process.
In addition, oleosin is ABA-induced – often characteristic of a gene highly expressed in maturing seeds – while PMSR responds to oxidative stress, a natural consequence of seed maturation [ 36, 56].
Combined with the results of experiment 1, these results suggest that the ability to discriminate number 1 4 is displayed immediately at birth while the capacity of discriminating larger numbers emerges later in consequence of both maturation and social experience.
A predicted consequence of early maturation is increased natural mortality due to higher costs to reproduction.
Responses developed irreversibly and were slower than for downstream Y1 receptor YFP internalization, a consequence of delayed maturation and stability of complemented YFP.
Here, we report that an ENU-induced mutant allele of Zfp335 results in defective accumulation of naïve T cells, largely as a consequence of impaired maturation in SP thymocytes and RTEs.
These findings argue that the attitudinal and epistemological shifts that we documented in the CIs' students did not occur simply as a consequence of student maturation during a typical college semester.
Together, all these results lead us to conclude that the atypical pharmacological profile of the mutant receptor for phenylephrine and other agonists is inherent to the mutations in TMI and TMIV rather than a consequence of defective maturation of the mutant receptor.
