Sentence examples for double metamorphosis from inspiring English sources

The double metamorphosis was readily apparent at the time to friends of the Fitzgeralds and the Murphys.

These lesions occur in almost 100% of double transgenics before metamorphosis (melanocytic hyperplasia and in some cases juvenile tumors, see figure s1e), but then not all of these lesions progress and we could only find a black caudal fin after metamorphosis in several kita-GFP-RAS transgenic fish at 1 month (figure s1) or 3 months (figure 2b, e).

For example a school reflective mackerel fish, proceeding in a self-distributing pattern of fractal movement; the DNA's spiky double-helix in the swirling metamorphosis of microscopic genetics; the ragged contours of rusty prickly pears; the folds of a kimono; or the resemblance of a fictional edifice to the structure of his family tree.

In this study, we show that this zigzag pattern is created by rearrangement of wing margin cells along the dorsoventral boundary flanked by the double row of hair cells during metamorphosis.

To investigate this during natural metamorphosis, we carried out similar double labeling on intestinal cross-sections from tadpoles at premetamorphosis (stage 54), climax (stage 62), and end of metamorphosis (stage 66).

Anyone who has not been following the city's metamorphosis over the past decade will receive a double shock from this piece of news.

Frequent fatty metamorphosis was seen in both normal and tumor tissue of B6.BR-Ch1 × B6.BR-Ch17 double heterozygotes.

Here, we carried out different double-staining with a number of cytological and molecular markers during T3-induced and natural metamorphosis in Xenopus laevis.

To investigate this, we carried out double-labeling of intestinal cross-sections during T3 (Fig.  3) or natural (Fig.  4) metamorphosis by using EdU for cell proliferation and immunohistochemistry for IFABP, a marker for differentiated intestinal epithelial cells [ 22, 26].

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