The relatively large set of down-regulated transcripts in the lower jaw of prognathous fish also suggests that mandibular prognathism observed in the present study might be distinct from pugheadness, which is reported to be the result of under-development of the upper jaw, with only apparent protrusion of the normally developed lower jaw.
The changes of the latter Kievan period did not diminish the town's importance, for it benefited both from the increased activity of the Hanseatic League and from the development of the upper Volga region, for which it was a major trade outlet.
Thus, significantly more of the non-swimmers showed differential development between one arch and the antagonist arch, indicating that the swimmers show significantly improved within-subject development of the upper and the lower dentoalveolar arches.
Therefore, the choice to treat in the first transitional period and not later can have the goal of creating conditions conducive for development of the upper dental arch toward the dimensions of a patient in normal occlusion and not toward wider dimensions.
The nature of the three-dimensional structure of the cyclone was conceptualized after the development of the upper air network during the 1940s.
The nature of the three-dimensional structure of the cyclone would wait for the development of the upper air network during the 1940s.
As a member of the Sry-like high mobility group domain protein family, Sox2 may play an important role in the development of the upper gastrointestinal tract.
Studies of development of the upper lip show that different expansion patterns of the two upper petals determine whether the galea will or not develop a beak or teeth [ 60].
Of the remaining 23 genes, 3 genes (arsg, erbb4 and vav3) are part of the estrogen signaling pathway, and two are involved in the development of the upper body: with the only exception of arsg, these genes exhibit a high number of EREs and of FOX sites (Table 2, 2nd and 3rd columns).
The fact, that SOX2 plays a major role for the development of the upper but not of the lower digestive tract may explain why SOX2 protein-expression can only be found in a minority of cases within the normal colonic tissue.
