Zebrafish is an excellent genetic and developmental model for the study of vertebrate development and disease.
With regards to intervention it appears that a curriculum based on a normative developmental model for the emergence of requesting skills is mostly appropriate for use with children with autism.
Specifically, although previous work characterizing this important oncogene in cell culture and mice has provided valuable information, the zebrafish could provide a more relevant in vivo developmental model for this gene in which key questions regarding the molecular and cellular mechanisms regulated by etv7 can be addressed.
[ 36] They include an extensive research program in twins that has proposed comprehensive developmental models for depression that explain approximately half of the variance in the liability to depressive episodes.
In summary, we identify promising examples of unique gene expression responses which show in vitro in vivo similarities supporting the relevance of in vitro developmental models for predicting in vivo developmental toxicity.
Moore J, Remais J. Developmental models for estimating ecological responses to environmental variability: structural, parametric, and experimental issues, Acta Biotheoretica, 62(1):69-90, 2014.
Although exceptions exist, including many 'condylarths', these are most likely to be secondarily derived states, rather than alternative ancestral developmental models for Mammalia.
Derived almost 15 years ago, human ESCs have provided a unique developmental model for understanding the genetic and epigenetic regulation of early human cardiogenesis.
The program we presented followed the developmental model for organizational collaborative relationships proposed by Florin et al. [ 15], and the attendees were able to learn the essential steps in building an interorganizational network with CBOs.
With respect to M70L and M70R latencies, separation by gender increased the significance of the developmental model for females but not males.
