Sentence examples for development at a stage from inspiring English sources

This mechanism results in the inhibition of Dictyostelia development at a stage at which D. caveatum can still feed on its prey.

Consistent with the normal morphology of the E18.5 UPF2 null livers, Hnf4a and its downstream epithelial target genes Cdh1, Ceacam1, Gjb1 and Gjb2 were either unchanged or marginally down-regulated in UPF2 null livers (Table S3) These findings demonstrate that loss of UPF2 interfere with liver development at a stage beyond the HNF4α-dependent epithelial transformation.

Our analysis points to interesting transcription factors expressed late in development at a stage not previously surveyed in soybean.

High levels of expression were detected very early in postnatal development, at a stage when synaptogenesis takes place and ocular dominance columns are formed.

Similarly, a significant increase in the expression of a murine ortholog, UBE2Q1, was observed during B-cell development at a stage when proliferation is abruptly terminated (Seita et al. 2012).

Mutations resulting in abnormal organ development at a later stage of organogenesis could bring a milder defect than those resulting in defects occur at an earlier stage, and therefore are more tolerable to the organism.

With no colonial history in the Arab world, Germany may be better positioned to play a useful role there on economic development at a later stage before other nonparticipating powers start 'fishing' for energy supply contracts.

"There could still be chromosome damage and breakage," he says, that would interrupt development at a later stage.

This insight had not been possible based solely on the exome sequencing data and suggests that the mutation in PTPRT, which encodes a STAT3-inhibiting protein tyrosine phosphatase, contributed to the AML development at a later stage by enhancing proliferation.

In summary, loss of Rho function or failed expression of the pre-TCR complex in Rag2−/− null mice block T cell development at a common stage.

Intriguingly, two Arabidopsis mutants bearing T-DNA insertions on P5CR, emb-2772-1 and emb-2772-2[ 37] exhibit an embryo lethal phenotype, similarly to p5cs2 mutants, halting embryo development at a preglobular stage.