Intersectional embryonic transcription factor drivers allow finer fate mapping of progenitor pools that give rise to distinct GABAergic populations, including laminar cohorts.
Mr. Robert was parked cater-corner to La Perle waiting for a client to emerge from the Anthony Vaccarello show, a fine presentation whose fate it was to be forgotten instantly, overtaken by the latest bit of unfortunate news.
Because our model will not predict the precise ratio of the different cell types during each differentiation due to lack of pertinent information, the cellular signal transduction pathways which control and fine-tune the fate decisions in response to extracellular cues are not included in the model.
But Emily has not sold as well and Ms. Fine is weighing her fate.
He eventually pleaded guilty, agreeing to pay back taxes and a fine to avoid the fate that has fallen on Mr. Khodorkovsky.
In fact, and despite being a relatively recent concept in the neuroscience field, the importance of epigenetics on the fine regulation of proliferation, fate specification and differentiation of NSCs is now becoming to be recognised as fundamental for the balanced production of new neuronal and glial cells, necessary for the homeostatic brain function.
The year produced, a fine demonstration of the fates of space hardware.
Hence, early in pregnancy, MULE in part contributes to the regulation of Mcl-1 and p53 homeostasis in a spatial and temporal manner, thereby fine-tuning trophoblast cell fate.
The fine dust suffers a different fate as it is blown away from the Sun by radiation pressure on the tiny grains.
Then came Gomatz's opening melodrama, in which the captive young man, here the fine tenor Paul Appleby, berates his fate in an extended spoken monologue accompanied by the stormy orchestra.
