Noise effects on fetal development were observed in animals.
By comparing different sizes of stems in P. betle (Fig. 2a d) and P. kadsura (Fig. 2e h), two different series of vascular bundle development were observed.
The same stages of morphology development were observed in all blends; however, the rate of morphology development decreased with increasing effective viscosity ratio.
Samples from both generations of plants were compared to plants from parallel ground-based controls, and significant differences in growth and development were observed between these groups.
The growth characteristics of the vegetation concrete grass species were monitored for 8 weeks during which the average grass height, relative coverage and root development were observed.
By further increasing the doses, more severe alterations of vascular development were observed with both morpholinos.
No rigorous phenotypic changes related to sexual development were observed in CA single knockout strains.
More restricted and specific expression patterns during brain development were observed for transcripts of LARGE, ARSA, GCNT2 and GALNT9.
