Sentence examples for early fate from inspiring English sources

Such is the early fate of the antismoking effort.

Zaharescu, D. G. et al. Ecosystem composition controls the early fate of rare earth elements during soil genesis.

Krispin, S., Nitzan, E., Kassem, Y. & Kalcheim, C. Evidence for a dynamic spatiotemporal fate map and early fate restrictions of premigratory avian neural crest.

Choi, J. S. & Harley, B. A. C. matrix-inspired matrix cues rapidly affect early fate decisions of hematopoietic stem and progenitor cells.

Although 18 F-FDG is useful for assessment of immediate delivery of cells and early fate of cells (approximately first few hours), it is not suited for in vivo cell tracking after 24 h post-injection due to its short half-life and poor retention in cells.

The correlation of DNA damage and apoptosis with neural progenitor early fate restriction in Nde1 mutants.

Transient inhibition of SOX2 with siRNA permitted us to determine the effect of SOX2 on the early fate-decision step, and the lentivirus-mediated SOX2 knockdown allowed us to determine the effect of SOX2 on both steps of the hMSC differentiation process.

Ikaros, when overexpressed, biases the production of early fates, while Ikaros mutant mice have reduced numbers of early-born cell types [ 36,37].

In this paper, we have shown that in morphants for atoh7 and ptf1a, retinal progenitors are prevented from taking early fates such as RGCs and ACs, whereas vsx1 morphants have a dramatic decrease in Vsx1+ BCs.

Fate switching in atoh7 and ptf1a mutant and morphant fish has been noted previously (Kay et al., 2001; Jusuf et al., 2011; He et al., 2012), and it is not difficult to imagine that if cells are prevented from taking early fates, they may still be able to take later fates.

This could only have been his earlier fate; 5ft to win the Masters.