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A comparison of the degree of entropic change between H1 and H3 across development revealed an increase in the level of sequential structure.

Immunohistochemical analysis of various epidermal differentiation markers, including cytokeratin 10, cytokeratin 14, cytokeratin 6, and loricrin, at different stages of embryonic development revealed an abnormal expression pattern in the absence of TRF2 (Fig. S1), confirming a strongly compromised skin development from day E11.5 when K5-Cre begins to be expressed (E11.5) (Ramirez et al., 1994).

Furthermore, the study of the expression profiles throughout development revealed a profound change in the expression of CPs during the formation of the puparium (pupariation).

Discussion of our results with stakeholders involved in local development revealed a positive perception and suggest that the approach could be extended to other coastal areas subject to urban pressure.

Ben Brafman, a lawyer for Mr Weinstein, said the development revealed "a stunning level of hypocrisy by Asia Argento".

Bioinformatic filtering of variants implicated in skeletal system development revealed a novel hemizygous mutation, c.341- 11_9 delAAT, in an intron of TRAPPC2, the causative locus of spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia tarda (SEDT).

Sequencing analysis of candidate genes involved in thyroid development revealed a new heterozygous mutation close to the transcription initiation site of the PAX8 gene.

Weinstein's attorney Ben Brafman also weighed in, noting that this recent development revealed "a stunning level of hypocrisy".

Our analysis of GLI processing during craniofacial development revealed a number of interesting findings.

Altering the treatment time during development revealed a critical chemical treatment window for correcting the aorta phenotype to be between 12 and 24 hpf.

A series of genetic screens to uncover regulators of light-dependent development revealed a class of loci that, when mutated, confer a partially constitutively photomorphogenic (cop) or de-etiolated (det) phenotype (reviewed by von Arnim and Deng, 1996).