Sentence examples for cue responsible from inspiring English sources
VEGFA has also not been reported as a molecular cue responsible for EC clusters in EC-specific loss of TGFBR2.
This observation strengthens the idea that the mesodermally derived protocoel generates a hydropore-inducing cue responsible for the formation of this dorsal opening in P. flava.
When the chemical cues responsible for the fear response were purified from cat saliva and rat urine, two homologous protein signals were identified: Fel d 4 (Felis domesticus allergen 4), the product of the cat Mup gene, and Rat n 1 (Rattus norvegicus allergen 1), the product of the rat Mup13 gene.
The molecular cues responsible for defining the regionalisation of such a discrete pool of progenitors remain uncharacterised.
Other than providing soluble cues, nanoparticles have also been shown to provide mechanical cues responsible for stem cell fate determination, tissue formation, and organ regeneration.
It may be that the basal domain provides the directional cues responsible for orientation in this context.
The cues responsible for habitual behaviour can probably only be elicited by detailed, in-depth, real-life studies of daily routines [ 18].
The genes or environmental cues responsible for the initiation of sex determination (master regulators) often differ between closely related species (Wilkins 1995; Graham et al. 2003).
The pheromonal cues responsible for this effect have not been characterized with certainty, but small organic molecules have been proposed to have puberty-accelerating effects [ 15, 37- 39].
Some supervisors explained to the trainees that the sense of alarm needed to activate diagnostic thinking, i.e. analytic reasoning, by stimulating them to reconsider provisional hypotheses and to look for cues responsible for the uneasy feeling.
The Tjp1a mutant fish provides the first glimpse into the machinery inside cells that underlies colour pattern formation, and will help to identify other components and cues responsible for cell interactions.
