The town house, with so few owners, remained largely intact, avoiding the fate of being cut up into rooms, retaining its original mantels, floors, stained-glass windows and graceful molding.
Third, reduction of Nodal signaling during blastula stages leads to the absence of endodermal fates but leaves most mesodermal fates intact (Schier et al., 1997; Feldman et al., 1998, 2000; Gritsman et al., 2000; Dougan et al., 2003; Hagos and Dougan, 2007).
However, phenotypic consequences of loss of epigenetic regulators could be masked by stable transcription factor networks that would keep cell fates largely intact.
Arterial and venous fates are intact in notch3 mutant embryos and in adults, indicating that Notch3 is not involved or that other notch genes compensate for its loss.
IL-4 was produced by all genotypes of T cells selectively under Th2 conditions, indicating that Th2 fate specification was intact in both presenilin-deficient and RBP-J-deficient T cells.
Hanging in the balance, Tesla historians and preservationist said, is the fate of the last intact Tesla workplace anywhere in the world and a gem of Long Island history too long left in the rough.
Ultimately, the fate of biodiversity and intact ecosystems may depend less on rates of habitat loss or invasive species, than on public perception of whether conservation should be supported at all.
Lineage tracing using inducible genetic labeling has emerged to be a powerful method for interrogating the developmental fate of cells in intact tissues.
The question of whether intact somatic cells committed to a specific differentiation fate, can be reprogrammed in vivo by exposing them to a different host microenvironment is a matter of controversy.
