Mouse cleavage stage embryos have an imprinted form of XCI in which the inactivated chromosome is always the paternal X chromosome (Kay et al. 1993; Zuccotti et al. 2002).
For example, imprinting often forms the basis of crucial behaviours such as the ability to distinguish conspecifics from heterospecifics.
CTCF is involved in many functions including transcriptional activation/repression, insulation, imprinting, and forming higher-order structures [ 43].
Initial letters of publisher's name in imprint form a monogram.
The two-stage imprint process included the imprint forming with a rapid increase of imprint force and the unloading stage combined with the adhesion stage.
The first period is the imprint forming stage at rotation angles from 0° to 130°, and the other period is the unloading and adhesion stages at rotation angles was larger than 130°.
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The busy backdrop of the Performing Arts Library and neon theater signs disappeared, leaving only slender forms imprinting the eyes.
Stewart was prepared for subtle differences, but the effects of maternal and paternal imprinting were drastically different: Paternally imprinted embryos formed aggressive, fast-growing tumors, while the maternally imprinted embryos slowed down and died off harmlessly.
Suhrawardi begins with a criticism and a rejection of the prevalent 'extramissive' and 'intromissive' theories of vision on account of the materialist implications of the imprinting of forms in the material substratum of the eye.
The obtained oxide film was formed by a close-packed array of square cells following the imprinting pattern.
