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This paper furthers this integration by presenting a specific drama-based therapeutic approach, developmental transformations, within a broader cognitive landscape.

In proposing a cognitive model of developmental transformations (DvT) links to allied professions are established and clinical case conceptualizations are broadened with relevance to a larger mental health audience.

During their passage through a mosquito vector, malaria parasites undergo several developmental transformations including that from a motile zygote, the ookinete, to a sessile oocyst that develops beneath the basal lamina of the midgut epithelium.

Ecdysteroids in general control major developmental transformations such as metamorphosis and morphogenesis in Drosophila.

A similar regulation of gene activity is known for many tightly controlled developmental transformations during the plant's life cycle [ 50- 52].

Although the type of stimulus eliciting fear may change over time due to developmental transformations, anxiety and fear are a chronic problem.

Research in the Eisen Lab is motivated by a desire to understand the molecular basis of phenotypic variation within and between species, and is driven by the belief that many differences in physiology, morphology and behavior arise from changes in how genes are turned on and off during the developmental transformation from a fertilized egg to an adult organism.

An example of general similarity between evolutionary and developmental transformation (Macrini 2002; Martin and Ruf 2009; Asher 2012; Ramírez-Chaves et al. 2016; Werneburg and Spiekman in press), is the fact that the hand in some stages of mammalian foetuses, including human ones, looks like a paddle (e.g., Fig. 1k) and thus resembles superficially that of our aquatic ancestors.

Such a transformation was implicit in the assumption that they were related genera, but it would have been a single evolutionary transformation, and it now appears to be a developmental transformation that occurs repeatedly.

An additional goal was to devise a visual representation of silkworm metabolic organization during a major developmental transformation by analyzing changes in 13C intensities of metabolites in a pathway.

The developmental transformation of immature cartilage to one that is anisotropic in structure and adapted to site- and joint-specific function occurs postnatally in mammals and is stimulated by biochemical and biomechanical cues that, in the case of the former, some parts of which may be developmentally regulated [17,25].