Sentence examples for in distinct territories from inspiring English sources

With respect to the Hox code, a 2004 study on the expression of five candidate Hox genes in the anthozoan sea anemone Nematostella vectensis found support for the existence of a Hox code in the cnidarian-bilaterian ancestor; multiple Hox genes appeared to be present, and they were found to be expressed in distinct territories along the primary body axis [36].

The segregation of different cell populations into distinct territories is a central feature of embryonic development.

PmLox (in magenta) and PmCdx (in green) occupy distinct territories of expression in the gastrula embryo: both genes are expressed in the posterior portion of the archenteron with PmCdx positive cells positioned toward the posterior side of the gut and PmLox expressing cells adjacent to PmCdx but localized more anteriorly.

Labelling of two of the three chromosomes by chromosome paint in S. pombe revealed distinct territories for the chromosomes, much like what is seen in human cells (Fig.  2) (Scherthan et al. 1994).

Chromosomes occupy distinct territories (chromosome territories; CTs) in the interphase nucleus [ 17].

Thus it will be possible to isolate distinct quality problems in distinct administrative territories.

Cerebral endothelial function could therefore be different in distinct cerebrovascular territories.

12 Hypoperfusion models lack adequate reproducibility of human CSVD as they result in (1) scattered infarcts in distinct vascular territories and (2) a pathophysiological state found in patients with advanced disease of larger cerebral arteries (e.g., atherosclerosis).

In the nucleus of eukaryotic cells, chromosomes occupy distinct territories whose position may change during the cell cycle or cell differentiation [ 1– 4].

In the dLGN, axons from the two eyes are well separated into two distinct territories, which underlies the binocular vision (Huberman et al., 2008).

They designed a cage in which 11 small containers of fly food were evenly spaced to serve as distinct "territories" for the insects.