Sentence examples for course of maturation from inspiring English sources

76, 77 In the course of maturation, hepatocytes acquired features characteristic of mature cells: cuboidal form, numerous vacuoles, and vesicles in the cytoplasm, elevated cytoplasm-to-nucleus ratio, and noticeable well-defined nucleolus.

Biofilms in the course of maturation were showed higher Cd content and less effective development than settled biofilms.

The recruitment bias in the cross-sectional study of Kropp et al. [17] may have misled the course of maturation of the iCNV habituation.

In the course of maturation, however, the scar tissue shrank and lost water, resulting in negative PE values by day 56 (white arrows).

Four processes that may lead to the generation of circulating DNA have been suggested: cell death (necrosis or apoptosis) or tissue injury, active secretion of DNA by leukocytes, enucleation (a process in which the nuclei are expelled by erythroblasts during the course of maturation) and NETosis (a process in which neutrophils discharge extracellular traps).

We present direct evidence that, for a subset of loci, genomic DNA from differentiated cortical neurons undergoes methylation changes during the course of maturation and aging.

The present study examined DNA methylation changes for 50 genomic loci during the course of development, maturation and aging of the human cerebral cortex.

Altogether, we examined 50 loci, mostly CpG islands within the 5' end of genes, during the course of development, maturation and aging.

Gene silencing associated with DNA methylation has been found to occur through the course of development, maturation and aging [ 6, 7].

DNA methylation is an important epigenetic control mechanism that has been shown to be associated with gene silencing through the course of development, maturation and aging.

Seed quality traits (ability to germinate and survive air-dry storage) are acquired during the course of development and maturation (Hay and Smith, 2003; Probert et al., 2007).