Sentence examples for differentiated organs from inspiring English sources

Within eight weeks a trivial clump of cells already has differentiated organs.

He chose the worm because it was a multicellular animal with properly differentiated organs (a nervous system, gut and so on) that consisted of only a few hundred cells.

However, most cells are produced postembryonically in, at least partly, differentiated organs.

The expression level reached a peak at stage 3 in O. barthii and remained at the same level at stage 4 (young flowers with differentiated organs).

Stage 1, Inflorescence meristem stage, after initiation of primary branch (i.e. rachis and primary branch meristems); stage 2, early branching stage (panicle with elongated primary and higher order branch development); stage 3, late branching stage (i.e. panicle with elongated primary and secondary branches); stage 4, young flowers with differentiated organs.

They have neither body cavities nor differentiated organs, such as nervous and gastrointestinal systems (Fig. 1A).

The liver for instance is a sex differentiated organ as far as its enzymatic equipment is concerned [4].

The longstanding paradigm held that the mammalian heart is a terminally differentiated organ, incapable of replenishing any myocyte attrition.

Until the recent discovery of cardiac stem cells (CSCs), the heart has been viewed as a terminally differentiated organ.

Until recently the heart has been considered as a terminally differentiated organ with no ability to self repair (cf hepatic regeneration).

The field of cardiac regenerative therapy has seen significant changes since the paradigm that the heart is a terminally differentiated organ was challenged.