Sentence examples for embryonic shape from inspiring English sources

In the middle of all this, New Yorkers and the rest of us will create the embryonic shape of whatever future awaits.

Dying males were characterized by a failure to form segments, and ultimately disintegration of the normal oval embryonic shape.

Throughout embryonic development, individual epithelial cells divide, stretch and rearrange in a concerted way to force epithelial sheets to bend and sweep forwards during the morphogenetic episodes that sculpt embryonic shape (Guillot and Lecuit, 2013).

The infected male embryos have a very characteristic pattern of death, with failure to segment being observed at the point of germ band retraction, and eventually loss of the normal oval embryonic shape caused by the protrusion of an amniosera 'sac' through the ventrum of the embryo.

On the substrate with the highest nanowire density, hippocampal neurons showed no growth and remained embryonic in shape (Additional file 1: Figure S3f of supplementary data).

Experiments conducted in vivo indicate that Rnd3 negatively regulates Syx, and that as a RhoA-GEF it plays a key role in early embryonic cell shape changes.

Given the essential dependence of early embryonic cell shape changes and coordinated cell movements on signal transduction pathways, and because receptor density, surface half life and localization is impacted by internalization, it seems likely that endocytosis could be importantly involved in normal embryonic development.

For instance, the interaction between genes msn and dock is related to the regulation of embryonic cell shape and correct targeting of photoreceptor axons.

The blastematous rib of the second cervical vertebra in the pleurodire we studied closely resembles the cryptodire embryonic rib shape documented by Williams with its β, γ, and δ parts (Williams, 1959).

The struggle between investor capitalists and prosumer collaboratists over control of the Internet of Things, while still embryonic, is shaping up to be the critical economic battle of the first half of the twenty-first century.

Both clinical and in vitro findings have revealed that vitamin A and its active derivatives (retinoids) exert a wide variety of effects on vertebrate embryonic body-shaping and organogenesis, tissue homeostasis, cell proliferation, differentiation, and apoptosis.