Sentence examples for developed jaws from inspiring English sources

The animal had a flat skull resembling a crocodile's; eyes on top of its head, suggesting that it spent a lot of time looking up; a neck and ribs similar to those of tetrapods, with the ribs being used to support its body and aid in breathing via lungs; well developed jaws suitable for catching prey; and a small gill slit called a spiracle that, in more derived animals, became an ear.

112, 113 In mouse embryos, a thickened epithelium occurs along the oral surface of the developing jaws.

Food consistency significantly influences this process in an adaptive direction, as mice raised on hard food develop jaws better suited to handle hard foods.

Food consistency influences this morphological shift in an adaptive direction: mice raised on hard food develop jaws with higher mechanical advantage that are better suited to processing hard foods.

Apoptosis detection on developing jaws and tails led to no staining in either tooth buds or scale buds which could be staged at LM or ED while other sites of apoptosis could be detected in the surface ectoderm of the mouth (see the Fig.  7 and animations on Additional files 2 and 3).

As he and his colleagues wrote, surgery is primarily for patients who are born with or develop jaw malformations and patients with arthritis who have loose fragments of bone or require condyle reshaping.

To see if these proteins control tooth shape, Sharpe and his colleagues Abigail Tucker and Karen Matthews rigged a way to grow teeth in isolation: They removed tissue from the developing jaw of a mouse embryo a few days after fertilization and placed it in the kidneys of adult mice.

Loss of Satb2 correlates with increased cell death in the developing jaw along with altered expression of other craniofacial developmental genes [10].

We found that sec24c was maternally deposited and broadly expressed throughout the head and developing jaw region during the first 48 hpf and remained present during the following two days, albeit at lower levels compared to earlier time points.

Mouse studies have shown a role for Satb2 beyond the palatal shelves, with roles in B-cell differentiation [2], osteoblast differentiation [4], establishment of neural corticocortical connections across the corpus callosum [3], and in the developing jaw and incisors [4], [10].

These observations suggest that SATB2 and SOX9 may be acting together via complex cis-regulation to coordinate the growth of the developing jaw.