Microarray analysis of P. pinaster zygotic embryogenesis was performed at five periods of embryo development from early developing to mature embryos.
Gene expression in the pooled endosperm tissue (EN) from early developing seed stages shared some similarity with early embryonic stages but was more distant from the seed coats and maturing embryos.
ES cells are derived from the early developing embryo and can generate all differentiated cell types of the adult organism, including beta cells.
Among his early associates, David Bomberg developed from the Cubist idiom in 1912 13 images of a striking clarity and force, and William Roberts combined a Cubist formulation with social commentary analogous to that of the 18th-century painter William Hogarth.
The early Misema Caldera developed from a series of amalgamated shield volcano complexes identified by the remnants of mafic dyke and sill systems.
Conclusion The three Pediatric Early warning scores, developed from pediatric ward and emergency department, can be used to detect deterioration requiring a medical intervention or PICU admission in hospitalized children in pediatric intermediate care unit.
After deglaciation the early Holocene vegetation developed from an open pioneer herb-dominated vegetation into dwarf-shrub heath with shrubs, which was soon colonised by Betula and later also by Pinus sylvestris at the two lower sites.
When roads permitted, early carriages were developed from freight wagons.
"Sociobiology" is most often used this way as a term of contrast with "evolutionary psychology", another current evolutionary social science project inspired by early sociobiologists, and also much developed from how early sociobiology was conceived: see the entry on evolutionary psychology for a discussion.
If the earliest sauropods also developed from embryos with quadrupedal proportions, Reisz and his colleagues propose in the 29 July issue of Science, sauropods may have become quadrupedal adults by retaining their juvenile state into adulthood, a phenomenon called pedomorphosis.
