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We note that another group of genes exhibit a unique level of expression in each of the prominences, possibly reflecting a spatial code of graded expression that helps to impart identity (Figure 22C).

Sox9 and Runx2 dictate skeletal cell differentiation by binding to and promoting the transcription of genes that impart identity to skeletal tissues.

Hox genes impart segment identity to body structures along the anterior posterior axis and are crucial for proper development.

Hox genes impart segment identity to body structures along the anterior-posterior axis and are crucial for the proper development of all organisms.

We therefore asked whether CHD7 has a role in maintaining the expression of homeobox genes that impart regional identity in the developing neural tube.

Together, these observations suggest that in the wild-type situation, Wnt/β-catenin signaling acts through Tcf7l2 to impart dHbm identity, mostly to neurons on the right.

These results suggest that neither changes to proliferation nor cell death are major contributing factors to RPE loss and, therefore, that Yap activity may impart RPE identity upon bi-potential optic vesicle cells.

Whilst our findings support these conclusions, we propose that in humans, due to its extended presence, EMX2 acts predominantly in the CP, in contrast to rodents where Emx2 in progenitors in the VZ is thought to impart positional identity to neuronal progeny.

They fetch tens of thousands to millions of dollars at auctions, and the race to the wire not only breaks or makes fortunes, but imparts worth and identity to the lowest of stable hands.

The clustering of homoeologs was expected, given that the affinity between related gene sequences should reflect the common identity imparted by shared genomic position.

The formation of a protein corona at the NP surface is dynamic competitive process that happens instantaneously following the introduction of the nanomaterial into a biological milieu and imparts a new "biological identity" to the NPs.