Sentence examples for development and mature from inspiring English sources
Rapid axonal transport is essential for neurons with long axons, both for development and mature functioning.
The activity-dependent early growth response gene 2 (EGrequireduired for both early hindbrain development and mature neuronal function, has predicted binding sites in the promoters of several neurologically relevant genes including MECP2.
Indeed, whilst physiological characterisation of the biochemical defect strongly implicates CDKAL1 as the causative gene, it has been reported that the associated intronic region contains enhancer elements for the nearby transcription factor, SOX-4, which is important in pancreas development and mature beta cell function [ 10].
Gehman, L. T. et al. The splicing regulator Rbfox2 is required for both cerebellar development and mature motor function.
A Myosin Va mutant mouse with disruptions in glutamate synaptic development and mature plasticity in visual cortex.
Conversely, JMJD3 overexpression positively modulated the expression of the gene signatures of the myeloid development and mature hematopoietic cells (Fig. 4g and Supplementary Fig. 4f right panel).
These results demonstrate that constitutive overexpression of OsPORA can fully recover the function of OsPORB during both etioplast and chloroplast development in developing and mature leaves in the absence of OsPORB activity.
He was able to appreciate Haydn's musical contributions and created an atmosphere conducive to the development and maturing of Haydn's art.
A sound scientific basis for subsonic flight was laid out early in this century, permitting the rapid development and maturing of this flight regime.
Continuing development and maturing of object-oriented (OO) design provides opportunities for better representing phytomer concepts in crop models and integrating approaches using varying scales of resolution.
Maternal nicotine exposure may cause changes in the development and maturing of the offspring's lungs, which can result in the organ being more susceptible to disease and likely to manifest reduced lung function [ 14].
