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That the delorean phenotype represents a misexpression of PKN in affected tissues is supported by the observation of Betson and Settleman (2007) that overexpression of the kinase domain of PKN specifically in the wing margin generates a wing phenotype that is analogous to the anterior wing margin defects of delorean flies.
The results demonstrate that the spanwise flow of FSW flows from the wingtip to the wing root, generating an upper wing surface vortex and a trailing edge vortex nearby the wing root.
Furthermore, expression of APP in the developing wing pouch driven by sd-Gal4 (sd>APP) provoked extensive cell death and generated a small wing phenotype in the adults (Supplementary Figure S2b).
Over-expression of Brinker (Brk) in the central domain of the wing disc (sal EPv-Gal4/+; UAS-brk/+) generates a strong reduction of wing size and the loss of L2 and L4 veins (Fig. 6J).
The wing generates a horizontal lift force that can be directed over a wide range of angles.
The air passing over the wing generates a lift," the entrepreneur says, as he folds a sheet from his notebook and uses his lips to blow air on it.
More importantly, the system can generate a four-wing chaotic attractor with very complicated topological structures over a large range of parameters.
The very prospect of an NDP win could itself generate a right-wing comeback, because ghost stories about Premier Bob Rae are a canonical part of Ontario popular history.
Expression of Egr driven by ptc-Gal4 triggers cell death in the wing disc and generates a loss of anterior crossvein (acv) phenotype in the adult wing, both of which were strongly suppressed by loss of wnd.
The cell division and growth rate in the unaffected compartment accordingly slow down to generate an adult wing that is normally proportioned, even though the final size is smaller than the wild-type wing (Fig. 2) [ 56].
Moreover, we study the vorticity generated by a wing in heaving, pitching and bending motion.
