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Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute JAERII) has been carrying out a design and developmental program for the gas turbine high temperature reactor of 300 MWe nominal-capacity (GTHTR300) power plant, aiming at prototype demonstration in Japan during 2010s.

Despite the consistency of the methylation patterns in different cell types and an apparent developmental program for the transition from one methylation state to another, little is known about the detailed biological mechanisms by which DNA methylation patterns are established.

All these results suggest that AtMYB117/LOF1 is recruited by a variety of developmental programs for the establishment of boundary regions, including the development of floral organs and the initiation of ovule outgrowth.

An appropriate interpretation should focus on the muscle arm phenotype, the developmental program for muscle arm formation controlled by Notch, and the involvement of these processes in synapse development.

Alternatively, it could be the insertion of repetitive sequences that first disrupted the regulatory network of the posterior HoxD genes and altered the developmental program for fingers and even limbs.

In the roots themselves, ABA has been implicated in promoting drought-induced rhizogenesis, altering the developmental program for lateral roots and root hydraulic conductivity [ 11- 13].

Menopause is particularly program-like, because it happens relatively early in life, when quasi-program (hyperfunction) is still very directional, a precise continuation of the developmental program for reproduction.

Since hermaphrodites cannot mate with each other, it is possible that the common developmental program for sperm and oocytes in hermaphrodites results in negative genetic correlations between selfing and outcrossing fitness components [ 45, 46].

The formation of a nitrogen-fixing nodule is a complex process requiring the coordination of bacterial infection with a root developmental program (for a review see [ 12, 13]).

These similarities have been interpreted as evidence for evolutionary conservation of an ancient bilaterian developmental program for centralized nervous systems.

Genes set up a developmental program for building a brain that proceeds largely automatically, needing only normal experience and a nondeprived environment.