Sentence examples for imprint between from inspiring English sources
The anthology series spanned four volumes, and it was released under Enterbrain's Magi-Cu Comics imprint between April 25 and October 26 , 2009
Released on the Techno Kut label (a collaborative imprint between Unknown's own Techno Hop and Grandmaster Lonzo's Kru-Cut Records) E.V.I.A.N's lineup is strangely credited as Matrix, DPX-1 and E3, which are various pieces of production equipment of the time.
One can also assume daughters with no change of the model, allowing the test of genomic imprinting between mother and offspring.
However it is unclear how many genes are differently imprinted between these different strains.
Thus, Smits et al. suggest sequential evolution of imprinting between the two lineages.
Differences might also be due to variation in the mechanisms of IGF2/ H19 imprinting between blood and brain [ 58].
It is therefore of great interest to compare genomic imprinting between eutherians and marsupials that diverged between 130 and 148 million years ago [ 18- 20].
Additionally, morphological and physiological differences are evident between mouse and human placenta, consistent with differences in imprinting between these two species.
Limiting dilution bisulfite sequencing of small pools of sperm from fertile donors did not reveal significant differences in the occurrence of abnormal methylation imprints between sperm with and without morphological abnormalities.
We have uncovered interesting candidate genes that have the potential to contribute to seed size, including genes that are differentially expressed when Cvi is the male or female parent and genes, such as HDG3, that are differentially imprinted between Cvi and other strains.
From an evolutionary perspective, sex-dependent imprinting effects are of particular interest because theory predicts the existence of such differences in imprinting between the two sexes [ 33] when selection acts differentially on traits expressed in males versus females (e.g. on loci affecting size dimorphism).
