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Recent developments to confer efficiency in computing reliability in large composite structures are also highlighted.

Spatiotemporal regulation of signaling pathways and downstream transcription factors controls GI epithelial morphogenesis during development to confer essential regional-specific epithelial structures and functions.

These observations indicate that smc-5 and polh-1 function in parallel in the germline as well as in somatic development to confer UV resistance.

All but two of the pluripotency associated markers tested in Xenopus were expressed in the animal cap cells indicating that a similar gene core network might be operational during early amphibian development to confer pluripotency to that found in the maintenance of pluripotency of mouse or human ES/iPS cells [ 24- 27].

First, we used an epidermal-specific RNA interference (RNAi) strain [7] to knock down wsp-1 and unc-34 function, but we observed no lethality, perhaps because the promoter used in this strain is active too late in development to confer robust RNAi sensitivity.

The ever-increasing genomic information and the elucidation of the molecular mechanisms that control fruit development could be exploited to confer the desired fruit phenotypes using endogenous DNA.

The development of transgenic plants to confer insect pest resistance is becoming a valuable component for integrated pest management (IPM) programmes [ 1].

To confer parthenocarpic fruit development, a chimeric gene has been constructed [ 6].

Previous studies in mice show that only a fraction of the muscle must express full-length dystrophin to confer protection against the development of DMD, as mice with a mosaic pattern of expression in the skeletal muscle displayed a markedly milder phenotype than mdx mice [34].

Activation of estrogen receptors in rodent models of T1DM and T2DM has been shown to promote β-cell survival, indicating that the hormonal profile of female animals appears to confer protection from the development of overt diabetes.

As in mice, mutations causing growth hormone (GH) resistance resulting in low circulating levels of IGF-1 have been reported to confer protection against the development of cancer and diabetes in men [ 10].