Sentence examples for embryonic processes from inspiring English sources

This variability of eggs contents requires inevitably structural and functional adaptations, especially in extraembryonic membranes that are implicated in many important embryonic processes such as yolk processing and consumption [24], [25].

Our 3D system provides a structure that exploits embryonic processes such as tissue induction and condensation.

The most important feature of the architecture of the genomic regulatory networks that initiate Type 1 embryonic processes is that they are remarkably shallow.

To avoid confusion, however, the term vestige should most properly be reserved for true traces or holdovers of evolution, not for remnants of embryonic processes.

Segregation is also important in other embryonic processes, such as blastocyst formation in mammals or the development of the initial blood vessel network in birds, where precursor cells differentiate in a spatially random pattern and they have to find their way to join and form an organ.

However, the role of Spg in later embryonic processes has not been examined.

The second Act benefited from this embryonic process, and from the work of the Constitutional Convention.

According to the sheet we got at the screening, the numbers of the films correspond to "the height of the gonads during the embryonic process of sexual differentiation" – one is the least descended, five the most.

The show's curator, Nancy Spector, describes Mr Barney's cycle of films as a self-enclosed aesthetic system, and the project is rife with anatomical allusions to the position of the reproductive organs during the embryonic process of sexual differentiation.

Several lines of evidence suggest that the reprogramming of fibroblasts to blood cells recapitulates the embryonic process of blood development.

Vasculogenesis is a characteristic embryonic process that involves de novo blood vessel formation and that leads to establishing a primary vascular plexus.