If, as Gertrude Stein argued, America was the first nation to enter the 20th Century, it is in 19th- and 20th-Century America that the furthest frenzies of modern expression have been enacted.
Due to its expression in the furthest downstream part of urine formation and regulation by ADH, AQP2 is a critical water channel in the kidney.
He added, "Within the realm of contributions generally, corporate contributions are furthest from the core of political expression, since corporations' First Amendment speech and association interests are derived largely from those of their members".
President Asif A. Zardari of Pakistan, a country that experienced some of the most violent riots as a result of the film, went furthest in arguing against freedom of expression on religious matters, using his address on Tuesday to demand that insults to religion be criminalized.
At high magnification, Atoh1 expression is absent in cells furthest from the rhombic lip, suggesting that FGF-induced upregulation is transient (Fig. 5E, compare left and right).
We have made several striking observations, for example that RNAs that have to travel the furthest across the large germ-line cell are expressed at significantly higher expression levels.
Using correlation analysis, we compared the overall miRNA expression profiles by studying the closest and furthest time points of differentiation (EB and OL, respectively).
Immunohistochemistry indicated that the outermost, basal layers of tumor cells (that is, furthest removed from the keratinaceous core) typically exhibited nuclear expression of the ATF3 transgene, and were enriched for dividing cells as shown by expression of the Ki67 proliferation marker.
The closed-form expression of the local delay is derived with furthest receiver routing protocol.
Two months post-injection, the furthest time point tested for the HD-Ad-CMV-LacZ injected mice, trends in expression were comparable to the 1 week time point.
