Eliciting well-developed, reptilian teeth (i.e. with enamel cap) in chicken will remain unachievable because all genes encoding the structural proteins crucial for enamel and dentine formation have been invalidated or have disappeared from the chicken genome.
First, we checked Tc distal less (Tc dll) and Tc giant (Tc gt), which elicit well quantifiable defects in the offspring of injected pupae [ 32, 36].
Caffeine, which elicits well-documented cytotoxic effects to eukaryotic cells, has been proposed to target and inactivate many cellular activities (Fig. 7).
This phrasing functioned to elicit well-defined and grammatically consistent answers.
Recordings used an intensity 10% maximum stimulator output above threshold to elicit well-formed large motor-evoked potentials in all muscles.
Although H9c2 cells differ from bona fide cardiac myocytes in their inability to elicit well-defined sarcomeres, they elicit a pathological hypertrophy-specific gene expression program in response to Angiotensis II, IL-18 and phenylephrine.
The first generation of experiments have shown that delivery of DNA constructs encoding a specific immunogen safely elicits well-tolerated responses in a variety of animal models (Lowrie, 2003).
And students are also asked questions aimed at eliciting how well their teachers are instructing them.
"Why don't we enter the yards, Jackie?" a neighbor, Robert Duffield, asked his wife, eliciting her well-primed answer: "Because," she said, "this is Texas and you might get shot".
It was Frampton who also had the task of serving a summons to Arthur Scargill, when the president of the NUM had also refused to come to a Select Committee, eliciting the well-remembered retort, "Does this mean the Tower of London?" Frampton was also a matron of great personal kindness.
Smack on the right wall as I entered, I was first accosted by the self portrait of the artist's shaven head, a tuft of hair remaining like so many thorns awaiting their turn to be sheared, reaching out into my chest to elicit a well of contradictory emotions.
