Sentence examples for develop to mature from inspiring English sources
As a last step, primordia develop to mature fruiting bodies mainly by cellular expansion [ 6].
Different types of progenitor cells migrate from BM to thymus where they develop to mature T cells.
Although the Ago2-deficient oocytes are able to develop to mature oocytes, they have abnormal spindles and chromosomes that are unable to cluster together properly.
Our previous study on ovule developmental patterns in R. pseudoacacia from two populations showed that nearly two-thirds of ovules within fruit could not develop to mature seeds, but instead were non-fertilised or aborted.
Considering spontaneous apoptosis happens in 75% of germ cell, which would develop to mature spermatozoa in mammalian, and the renewal of epididymal epithelium is slow [ 28, 29], it is more likely that the apoptosis of germ cell in testis is the primary origin of cfsDNA from testis and epididymis.
Microarray analysis of P. pinaster zygotic embryogenesis was performed at five periods of embryo development from early developing to mature embryos.
They are to be further developed to mature simulation training games.
It is possible that these small parasites observed in the 9 day culture were hypnozoites, which did not grow at the same rate as did the parasites that developed to mature late stage hepatocyte stage parasites.
The GyM-H flowers had four whorls, almost similar to the flowers of female sex; the only difference being here that the staminodes gradually developed to mature stamens.
Thus, over time, the traditional one-way communication activities from experts to the public were supplemented with modern risk communication experiments, of which some developed to mature integral parts of the work of the Centre of Expertise for Environment and Health.
Preliminary data from a 6-day attenuation assay in HC-04 cells showed that like irradiated PfSPZ (Hoffman et al., 2010; Epstein et al., 2011), none of the PfΔ b9Δ slarp sporozoites developed to mature liver-stage parasites expressing PfMSP-1 (data not shown), as aseptic, purified, cryopreserved WT sporozoites (Roestenberg et al., 2013).
