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On the rhythmic side, 4/4 swing had by now completely taken over, providing the basis for a new fluency, freedom, and (as desired) complexity in rhythm sections; this in turn freed the soloists and ensembles to explore new structural territories and all of these developments were expressed with a radically new virtuosity.

The developments are expressed as universal non-dimensional relationships suitable for limit states design of elevated pipes, submerged pipes, offshore platforms and structural tubular steel members.

While orthologs of A. thaliana regulators of anther development were expressed in the T. hassleriana flower, no expression of ROXY1 and ROXY2 was detected.

While orthologs of A. thaliana regulators of anther development were expressed in the the T. hassleriana flower, no expression of ROXY1 and ROXY2 was detected.

By examining how the genes that regulate rod development were expressed in the early growth stages of mice, then comparing them with zebrafish, scientists were able to show the biological mechanism that transformed mammal cones into rods.

Both E2-2 and SpiB, the two important transcription factors for pDC lineage development, were expressed in CD56+ DCs at slightly lower levels than pDCs in the RNA-seq data (Table S4) and confirmed by RT-PCR (Fig. 5B, left two panels).

If genes required for external genital development were expressed in the cloaca before the evolution of a phallus, then sustained exposure of these cell populations to a proliferative cue may have been sufficient for development of a patterned genital organ.

In addition, IL-2 and IL-4, which are essential for innate T-cell expansion and development, were expressed during the infection process (Supplementary Figure 1).

In this pathway some genes, MLC2V, MYL3 and TPM3, which are related to muscle development were expressed highly in the normal cloned piglets, but they were all expressed at a lower level in the abnormal cloned piglets.

Surprisingly, the genes ζ, ζ' and ε, whose therian orthologues are expressed only at embryonic stages of development, were expressed in adult spleen and testis, but not in the other tissues of adult platypus.

Similarly, CA9, a hypoxia-inducible protein, and Pax-2, a homeogene strongly expressed during kidney development, are expressed in a high proportion of ccRCCs but their expression is not limited to ccRCC [10], [12].