Sentence examples for early division from inspiring English sources

To report the outcome of early division of the tarsoconjunctival pedicle of a modified Hughes flap at 1 week after the primary operation.

However, just over half of the resulting zygotes as the balls of cells that form from a fertilised egg's early division are known displayed abnormalities.

The lobe delivers molecules to one of the resulting cells of an early division, which turn it into a different kind of cell from its counterpart.

Many studies support the idea that early division proteins drive the localization and assembly of the cell wall synthesis machinery, which includes PG synthases and PG hydrolases.

Here, we explore the role of early division proteins of Agrobacterium tumefaciens including 3 FtsZ homologs, FtsA, and FtsW in the transition from polar growth to mid-cell growth and ultimately cell division.

Considering how last season ended, it may be tempting to trot out Johan Santana and Pedro Martínez twice on the opening six-game trip against Florida and Atlanta, pitching them on a regular four days of rest, and to try to build an early division lead.

In control and SET-2-lacking embryos, this pattern persisted in all cells during the early divisions and in the P lineage (germ lineage) throughout embryogenesis (Fig. 1c, d, Supplementary Fig. 1).

Early divisions of the egg are holoblastic (the cells divide completely) and radial (they gradually form a stack of circles).

Furthermore, while centrioles are largely dispensible in the later development of Drosophila, they are essential for the early divisions, when the embryos are syncytial [36].

To characterize the patterning of bacterial cells during early divisions, E. coli K-12 Bwas113 was grown on a Luria Bertani (LB) agar-coated slide with agar concentrations varied between 0.4% and 1.5% (w/v).

These early divisions are known as the premeiotic divisions.