DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.03126.003 To determine the mechanisms of AMP proliferation we used twin-spot MARCM, a genetic labeling technique which makes it possible to trace cell lineage and determine proliferation patterns by independently labeling the two paired sister cell siblings derived from a given cell division (Yu et al., 2009; O'Brien et al., 2011).
Due to their conservation in the nature, it has been suggested that PLP-dependent enzymes derived from a common ancestor before division into the three kingdoms of life occurred [ 57].
Thus, whereas a cell that derives from a meridional division (parallel to the animal vegetal axis) inherits both components, an equatorial division gives rise to an 'animal' and a 'vegetal' blastomere (Fig. 2B).
Evidence that led to this division of RAD was primarily derived from a unique sample of Romanian institutionalized children (The Bucharest Early Intervention Project [ 2]).
Harvard Pilgrim maintained three legacy systems: one derived from a staff model HMO, one from its network and group division, and one from an IPA system.
We make the assumption that each colony is derived from a single random member of the library and that minimal divisions have taken place prior to plating.
Usually derived from a case control study.
Especially influential was Giorgio's identification of the tripartite division of the human soul, derived from an early work by Ficino, with a similar tripartite division found in the Cabalistic Zohar (OP, ed. Perrone Compagni, 1992 35 433).
Thus, intermediate neural progenitors increase the overall output of cells derived from every division of a type II neuroblast.
Other studies suggest that new cardiomyocytes are derived from the division of preexisting cardiomyocytes at a very slow rate [ 4, 105, 106].
The housewife definition derives from a gender-stereotyped division of roles within the couple.
