This scale utilizes a person's ancestral history, personal history, appearance and test site reactions to determine whether they are more likely to develop pigmentation or scarring from cosmetic treatments.
We do not believe that the effect is toxic, because the embryos are alive (even moving or "twitching", and continuing to develop pigmentation), although the "posteriorization" of the embryonic trunk is severe.
As neither rse nor kar mutants develop pigmentation defects in larvae, we investigated the role of endothelins in larval pigmentation.
"Darker skin is more likely to develop patchy pigmentation (post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation) if it is irritated or damaged – that's exactly what excessive exfoliation is".
Similarly, a light-skinned individual who moves to a hot tropical region will develop increased pigmentation in his skin.
We found that chickens fed on the HC diet grew normally and developed similar pigmentation to animals fed on a commercial diet supplemented with color additives, although yellowness was significantly higher in the commercial diet due to the high concentration of yellow xanthophylls.
The pink staining fungus S. cuboideum developed more pigmentation at an the initial moisture content above 35%% for both wood species (Figure 10).
The embryos had developed brown pigmentation, but not the dark collar or differentiated dentition.
However, all surviving embryos injected with the single TALENs developed normal pigmentation (Fig. 2B, Fig. 3A).
Although there were no significant changes in vitamin A levels in the horses enrolled in the study, three horses developed retinal pigmentation.
The smooth M. colombiense strains developed yellow pigmentation with age, specifically at the stationary phase, in all culture media; however, the rough variant (57B) remained beige in colour under the same experimental conditions.
