The present study is intended to investigate the effective factors in moving toward sustainable development and examines the economic justification of vernacular architecture.
Here, we used this ES culture system to characterize NK cell progenitors at different steps in development and examined the relationship between NK and other lymphoid lineages.
In this study, we exposed test subjects to stress-related treatments during pre- and/or post-hatching development and examined the effects on behavioural traits related to risk-taking behaviour and HPA axis functioning in adulthood.
The primary goal of this study was to generate resources for our current Arabidopsis 2010 project that is focused on mapping LRR-RLK phosphorylation sites, assessing the functions of the identified sites in plant growth and development, and examining the in vivo interactions of numerous LRR-RLKs.
Specifically, our strategy involved using the CTD to identify genes associated with environmental metals, filtering these genes for biological function related to birth defects and development, and examining the genes for known biological interactions in the cell [see Supplemental Material, Figure S1 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1205659)].
In this review, we discuss the Lin28 pathway and its regulation, outline its roles in stem cells, tissue development, and pathogenesis, and examine the ramifications for re-engineering mammalian physiology.
In a large multicenter cohort of septic patients, we sought to identify risk factors readily detectable during the first 6 h of hospital presentation that were associated with the development of ARDS and examine the association of fluid administration during the first 6 h and ARDS.
Two years ago, with a group of locals and expatriates, they helped hire a Mexico City lawyer to come down and examine the development taking place.
Having described the background to the study, we explain and examine the development of our classroom language benchmark assessment, which is followed by a discussion of potential implications for future research.
Johnson's present position as a postdoctoral fellow at Duke University allows her to conduct research on genetic and environmental determinants in the development of Alzheimer's disease and examine the differences across ethnicities.
