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Because a subset of mesoderm cells is able to spread dorsally in these mutants (McMahon et al. 2008), other inputs besides FGF, Rap1, and Mys are also likely important for guiding directional movement of mesoderm cells during gastrulation.

The gradient localization of biological cues is of paramount importance to guide directional migration of cells.

It is expected that OBC may be applied as biomimetic scaffolds for guided directional tissue growth.

The above experimental results and analyses reveal that PSEA-m utilizes evolutionary information to guide directional mutation of set-based individuals, which can accelerate the convergence of the algorithm and improve the performances of a Pareto-optimal set to some degree.

Through high-resolution recordings of pouch development and transgenic rescue experiments, we provide evidence that Tbx1 initiates epithelial morphogenesis through Wnt11r and then guides directional pouch outgrowth through Fgf8a.

Gao et al. have explored optical coherence tomography to measure directionalities at different major layers of the retina [ 14], and posteriorly have implemented the Hartmann-Shack wavefront sensor to distinguish the guided (directional) and the diffused (non-directional) components of the reflected light from the retina [ 15].

While PIN proteins guide directional auxin transport, ARFs are transcriptional regulators that convert the local auxin concentration into a gene expression response (reviewed by [ 27]).

These photopatterned microchannels guide the directional growth of neurites from dorsal root ganglia.

It can guide the directional drilling process in SAGD horizontal wells and make it possible to drill the injection SAGD horizontal well without any access to the production well.

What cues guide the directional migration of NPCs towards the injury site?

The thermophilic microorganisms living on hydrothermal vents are generally sensing temperature or chemical stimuli to guide their directional movements by swimming with a whip-like flagellum.