Sentence examples for embryonic time from inspiring English sources

In this study, zebrafish embryos were treated with 1.5mM strychnine for short embryonic time windows to induce transient changes in inhibitory neural signaling, and were subsequently raised in untreated water until adulthood.

Reid entered the movie business during its exciting, embryonic time, when motion pictures were an evolving art, full of invention and experimentation.

Total RNA was extracted from approximately 100 embryos at different embryonic time points using the TRIzol reagent (Sigma).

However, live Ptc1−/−UB mutant embryos were recovered in expected Mendelian ratios at all embryonic time points analyzed (Table S2).

After mating, females were separated and pregnant females were identified through scoring of vaginal plugs (embryonic time point E0.5 in days).

All other embryonic time points tested showed relatively low levels of Prdm14; however, amongst these, the earlier embryonic stages (starting at E6.5) show higher levels of expression of Prdm14 than do later developmental time points (up to E16.5).

We detail and exemplify the application of our sample workflow on an embryonic time-series of ten developmental stages of Xenopus laevis embryos ranging from the egg to stage 35 (just before hatching).

In these politically embryonic times, public gestures like the declaration of "semi-autonomy" in Benghazi are significant.

In addition to the issue of embryonic hatching time being confounded with the timing of temperature fluctuations, there are other problems that mean that this design is also not an ideal way to address the question.

It includes the mRNA expression levels of 4028 genes at 67 successive time-points spanning the four stages of the D. melanogaster life cycle: the embryonic (31 time-points), larval (10 time-points) and pupal stage (18 time-points) and the first 30 days of adulthood (8 time-points).

We did find, however, that maternal age significantly influenced embryonic development time; with eggs laid by older mothers having longer embryonic development times.