Approximately equal amounts of total RNA were pooled from recently flushed buds, stems, young needles, and mature needles.
Dr. Orlic, who works at the National Institutes of Health, said that in his work he induced heart attacks in mice and that he flushed out stem cells from the marrow with a special hormone, two steps that were not part of Dr. Weissman's experiments.
S. vagans has 2.5m stems flushed with red, and S. zeylanica's 3m long, arching stems are adorned with 10cm-long leaves, bearing buttermilk flowers.
In different Angiosperms, similar observations could be made where some of the QTLs detected for spring flush, stem height, basal area, and sylleptic branch number in poplar, for bud flush and height growth in oak, or for bunch number and bunch weight in palms, were overlapping on the same linkage groups and could be related to significant correlations among these traits [ 41, 45, 77].
For now, I enjoy going out and admiring the stems flushed with a pinkish-red and the handsome green leaves.
L. 'Rupert': One of the few hybrid lachenalias, with pinkish-purple flowers that stand out horizontally up the stout, maroon-flushed stems.
Hydraulic conductivity was measured after stems were flushed for 40 min and then being spun using the centrifuge technique at −3 MPa.
According to this model, it is optimal for stem cells to cycle quickly, because mutations are flushed out of the tissue by stem-cell cycling (Table 1, optimization 13).
Bone marrow stem cells were flushed from femurs and tibias of chimeric mice reconstituted with liver cells harvested from wild-type or TRAF6-deficient E14.5 fetuses, and cultured with M-CSF (30 ng/ml) for 5 days in α-minimal essential medium (α-MEM) containing 10% fetal bovine serum.
Their long stems, which rise purple flushed before the leaves, give them their common name of Naked Ladies.
The stem is white or flushed pale brown, smooth on the outside, but hollow with some chambers inside.
