In the "lateral inhibition" model of trichome development trichomes do not normally develop in close proximity.
"Methods need to be developed in close proximity to the biological questions and the technologies driving these questions," he says.
In addition, several water sources and protected kraals were developed in close proximity to settlements (manyattas) and croplands (personal observations).
Multiple enchondromatosis (Ollier's disease) is a common intraosseous benign cartilaginous tumour that develops in close proximity to the growth plate.
Methodologically, these new methods were based on the theoretical foundations of behaviourism, and they drew their arsenal mainly from two new theories developed in close proximity to the think tanks.
Craniofacial structures develop in close proximity with the brain, and the same signalling molecules, namely Fgfs, Wnts, BMPs and Shh, are involved in both brain and face morphogenesis [3], [4].
Importantly, axolotl PGCs develop in close proximity to the mesonephric ducts (MD) (Bachvarova et al., 2004; Nieuwkoop, 1947).
Two of these mutations occurred in apparently independent superficial BCCs (samples 28 and 57, Table 3) that developed in close proximity on the trunk of a single patient.
This newly formed lymphatic vessel was clearly separate from the PLLV and it developed in close proximity to the CV, to which it actually had physical contact.
Our results now extend this functional association between the SNS and the definitive hematopoietic system to the time point when they both develop in close proximity to each other in the AGM region.
The anterior endoderm and cardiac mesoderm develop in close proximity to each other, both at early stages of lineage specification and determination, as well as later during organogenesis (reviewed [ 59]).
