Sentence examples for fate group from inspiring English sources

One upregulated heat stress-induced differential fragment (H4-1) and the other downregulated fragment (N6-1), which are corresponding to S-phase-specific ribosomal protein and putative senescence-associated protein, were classified into cell cycle and fate group (Table 2).

TgMYB3 is located in the epidermal cell fate group, and closely-related to the flavonol glycosides group and C2 repressor motif group, the members of which participate in bHLH interactions and promoter repression [ 37].

Interestingly, for the protein fate group, 3 genes out of the 11 found were up-regulated in the early stage, while 9 genes out of 13 were up-regulated in the middle stage, suggesting a coordinate inverse regulation of protein biosynthesis and fate during these two stages.

Spencer et al. (2007), found the same enrichement order, while in the basal time course, from the globular to the heart stage, they showed the up regulation of protein biosynthesis, then the protein fate group was overrepresented from the heart to the torpedo stage and the protein biosynthesis group was absent.

The factor of common fate groups the objects if they move in the same direction with the same speed.

But dozens of young Yazidi boys like Yahya had a different fate: The group sought to re-educate them.

In the absence of Notch signaling all pPIm cells delaminate as IPC NBs, indicating that the pPIm begins neurogenesis as a fate equivalence group for IPC NB identity.

Loss of Notch function caused all cells of the placode to form as supernumerary IPC NBs, indicating that the placode is initially a fate equivalence group for the IPC NB fate.

Although parallel with respect to specification from a proneural fate equivalence group, the pPIm NE requires activity of the AS-C for IPC NB specification whereas Ato is not essential (data not shown).

Each R8 cell, the ommatidium founder, is specified from a proneural R8 fate equivalence group generated by the activity of the bHLH factor Atonal (Ato) (Jarman et al., 1994), and is singled out by Notch-mediated lateral inhibition (Cagan and Ready, 1989).

But the fate of groups that have dominated the concert scene year after year has significant implications for the future of the music industry.