Members of the plant AP family have been implicated in various physiological and developmental processes, including protein processing and degradation, senescence, stress response, programmed cell death and reproduction.
These subsets of genes represent the most active metabolic processes occurring in B. rapa developing seeds, such as photosynthesis, hormonal regulation, stress tolerance, cell wall, lipid, phosphate, amino acid, protein, signal transduction, transport, secondary metabolites, developmental process, and RNA processing and regulation of transcription (Additional file 7: Table S4).
In the HS wood (low MFA), genes involved in translational elongation, transport (ion, electron and cation), stress responses and ribonucleotide biosynthetic process were more highly transcribed; whereas LS wood with high MFA had increased transcription of genes involved in different metabolic and developmental processes and RNA processing.
In this article we provide a review of lifespan developmental models, describe normal developmental processes that affect pain processing, and identify deviations from those processes that lead to stable individual differences of clinical interest, specifically the development of chronic pain syndromes.
This delay in the neuronal architecture strongly supports the scenario that developmental chemosensory processing is awaiting epigenetic signals as suggested previously [51].
Because of the apparent auditory nature of their difficulties, these children are often referred to a pediatric audiologist for assessment for developmental auditory processing disorder (APD).
Although some developmental post-processing might be employed to improve selectivity, the combination of monocular receptive fields is already taken care of while the inputs from different ocular dominance columns are being combined.
In defending dynamic processes in SLA, Larsen-Freeman (2007) claimed that real-time language processing, developmental change in learner language, and evolutionary change in language are all reflections of the same dynamic process of language usage" (p.783).
The reason for this is uncertain, but it may relate to life-span developmental changes in processing emotional stimuli or structural alterations in the amygdala with aging.
