Sentence examples for division programmes from inspiring English sources

As the untimely expression of meiotic genes during vegetative proliferation could be destructive, it is presumable that cells strictly separate the mitotic and meiotic cell division programmes.

Thus, sufficient histone supply, as provided by multiple copies of His-GUs, is critical to the coordination of the developmental and cell division programmes during wild type embryogenesis of Drosophila.

"The goal which won the League championship for Arsenal last season," wrote David Lacey in the Guardian at the start of the following season, "with the final shot of the first division programme, did more than provide a unique moment in a sport which was beginning to think it had seen everything.

Instead, it is proposed that these altered expression patterns in cancer cells arise as a consequence of an altered cell division programme.

All subsequent neuroblast self-renewal divisions, during embryonic and larval stages, recapitulate this initial protein localization asymmetry and use it as the initiating cue for the execution of the ACD (asymmetric cell division) programme by regulating the asymmetric localization of basal proteins.

Proper orientation of mitotic spindles is vital for spatial control of cell division and differentiation programmes, in which spindle misorientation promotes tumour formation 18. hMsd1/SSX2IP reportedly accelerates the invasion and metastasis of hepatocellular carcinoma 19, 20.

Despite the rigorous division of the programme into strands, the festival seems to thrive on these connections.

Analysts at Dresdner Kleinwort said: "It is striking that across all divisions cost reduction programmes and investment pause were critical to avoid even weaker growth at group level".

Six Regional Offices provided support and the Child Protection Section in Programme Division of UNICEF Headquarters ensured overall coordination and guidance as well as donor reporting.

Her career with the UN began in October 1984 at UNICEF Headquarters in New York working in the programme division dealing with poverty and exclusion in urban areas.

ITV has hired the Boston Consulting Group to streamline and grow the broadcaster's £600m-a-year global content operation, the division responsible for exploiting programmes such as Dancing on Ice overseas.