Many temporally expressed chlamydiae-specific genes were found in the late phase of the developmental cycle.
Furthermore, increased gene expression of surface structural protein collagen type I in growth factor-treated explants compared to reference cartilages demonstrates that they are still in the dynamic phase of the postnatal developmental transition.
This study aims to contribute to the understanding of brain structure-function relationships in the very early phase of the developmental trajectory, improving the ability to identify infants at risk of adverse outcomes, facilitating innovation of interventions and developing quantitative biomarkers of brain development.
There's also a limited commenting section built into the service, which is still in the sort of developmental phase, as Bossola and El Hattab didn't want to feature creep the service right away.
AT1G53160 is an SPL (squamosa-promoter binding protein-like) gene family member, and it is involved in the regulation of developmental phase transition.
The mode of action of miR172-regulated AP2 genes has been well described in reproductive and vegetative organs as well as in the transition of developmental phases [ 73, 74], where multiple feedback loops involve the microRNAs miR156e targeting Squamosa Promoter Binding Protein-like (SPL) and miR172b targeting AP2 [ 75].
The relevance to detect possible needs related to mental health aspects was recognized by patients, as well as by professionals involved in focus group discussions in the developmental phase of the D-AI [ 37- 39].
Therefore, we consider that the relation between a perforator branching from the PCoA has its origin in the developmental phase of the cerebral vasculature.
In the developmental phase of the project [ 41- 44], we produced two new experimental interventions for improving the detection and treatment of depression in the primary care setting.
(In the developmental phase of the study, an RR of one was arbitrarily assigned, giving zero AF and so possibly underestimating the burden; a large number of people exposed at low levels associated with a low risk of disease may contribute more to the burden than a small number exposed at high levels associated with a high risk).
