Sentence examples for development pathology from inspiring English sources

Diogo, R., Esteve-Altava, B., Smith, C., Boughner, J. C. & Rasskin-Gutman, D. Anatomical network comparison of human upper and lower, newborn and adult, and normal and abnormal limbs, with notes on development, pathology and limb serial homology vs. homoplasy.

We hope that the recognition of this global level of gene expression organization will encourage future studies to understand the potential functional relevance of the large-scale organization of gene expression levels to brain development, pathology, and treatment.

In this review we focus on the development, pathology, and progression of lobular breast lesions, and describe our current understanding of premalignant lesions from a genomic point of view.

Saad, Y. et al. Fly neurons in culture: a model for neural development and pathology.

Roth, L. et al. The many faces of semaphorins: from development to pathology.

Muñoz-Antoli, C. et al. Development and pathology of Echinostoma caproni in experimentally infected mice.

Currently, my laboratory studies gene-nutrient-environment interactions that lead to development of pathology.

Language, therefore, provides an exceptional window on the onset and development of pathology.

These data imply a central role for extracellular tau aggregates in the development of pathology.

These interactions vary with heart development and pathology leading to changes in cardiac structure and function.

Later in development, myelin pathology appears less severe and characterized by isolated clusters of hypomyelinated fibers.