These patterns form the basic developmental material that serves as the template upon which we develop and grow our sustainable communities.
The first movement as a whole, in fact, worked well at the performance on Tuesday evening, though its developmental material, its "elaboration," in Mr. Payne's word, is largely his.
Tissue-engineering principles related to cell and developmental biology, materials science and medicine are presented.
These correlated best when the Series 3 data were corrected for developmental rate (Materials and Methods), which raised the number of genes sharing correlation coefficients >0.8 from 33%to65%5% (Fig. 2C).
The newly developmental coating material and versatile nanocoating strategy can also be popularized and applied in other electrode materials.
Because staging of embryos depends on morphological criteria, and foscrb Y10A mutant embryos show morphological defects, we imaged control and mutant embryos always in parallel, and stages were classified according to elapsed time after egg collection, i.e., after equal developmental times (see Materials and methods for details about staging and imaging).
The database is organised around genes, anatomical terms and developmental stages (see Materials and methods, GUDMAP entries) and can be queried by gene (via gene symbol), by anatomy (via anatomy term), by molecular function (via Gene Ontology annotation) and by accession ID for genes, probes and entries (MGI, Entrez, Ensembl, etc).
With this review, we emphasize the power of integrating developmental biology and material science for vascular tissue engineering.
We also examined lacZ expression at earlier developmental stages (Supplementary material online, Figure S4 ).
The zebrafish model, with its translucent embryos, enables monitoring of the progression of developmental defects (supplementary material Table S4).
