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Kv3.3 expression increases dramatically over the next 24 hours, corresponding to the developmental window analyzed in our experiments.

The 24 hpf sample, corresponding to the developmental sample series, yielded low number of sequencing reads corresponding to 13 different miRNAs.

To characterize the expression profile of lemma and palea, we performed a two-way analysis of variance (ANOVA FDRR < 0.05) using tissues (lemma/palea) and the sizes corresponding to the developmental stages as factors.

Samples corresponding to the developmental stages of EL 32, 34, 35, 36, and 38 (E-L refers to the modified Eichhorn and Lorenz developmental scale as described by [ 4] were immediately frozen in liquid nitrogen and transported to the lab in dry ice.

We demonstrated that this platform allows efficient differentiation of p75 positive CNCCs to cells expressing osteogenic markers corresponding to the sequential developmental phases of intramembranous ossification.

For phenotypic investigations, the dates from sowing to the first flowering, corresponding to the R1 developmental stage, were scored (F ehr et al. 1971).

These designs typically reconstruct historical exposures corresponding to the pertinent developmental window – the prenatal and early life periods – which are likely to be the most critical windows for effects of toxicant exposures on neurodevelopment [ 4, 5].

For instance, EST and cDNA libraries have been constructed in cassava for the identification of starch biosynthesis and biotic/abiotic-responsive genes or genes corresponding to the different developmental stages of various tissues [ 24- 28].

Each major cell corresponding to the comparison between two developmental stages is subdivided in 16 sub-cells corresponding to the 16 electrophysiological parameters as depicted in the inset.

At these sampling times, the plants achieved the developmental stage corresponding to the complete expansion of the third leaf (pictures of harvested plants are showed in Additional file 1).

Following a stereoscopical analysis (Olympus IX-81, Olympus, France), embryos were classified according to their length and morphological characteristics into 3 groups: early embryos (EE) (≤ 0.4 mm), intermediate embryos (IE) (0.4 to 0.8 mm) and late embryos (LE) (> 0.8 mm) corresponding, respectively, to the developmental stages ≤ 15, 16-18 and 19-20 as described by Miura et al.[ 13] (Table  1).