The small Mormon community of Fruita (originally called Junction) began to develop along the Fremont River in the 1880s, and it persevered even after the national monument was established in 1937.
"In humans, the temporoparietal junction continues to develop into adolescence and beyond," she says.
This effort, in turn, has enabled bioengineering advances such as cell mimetic interfaces that allow us to better probe junction biology and to develop new biomaterials.
The breakpoint junction was used to develop a TaqMan-based quantitative PCR test to allow distinction between homozygous and heterozygous late feathering males.
The breakpoint junction was used to develop a TaqMan-based DNA test that can distinguish between homozygous and heterozygous LF males (further referred to as the TaqMan K test).
The connective tissue gap junction network starts to develop around birth and comprises interdental cells and fibrocytes in the spiral limbus, fibrocytes of the spiral ligament, basal and intermediate cells of the stria vascularis.
A second network, named connective tissue gap junction network, starts to develop around birth and comprises interdental cells and fibrocytes in the spiral limbus, fibrocytes of the spiral ligament, basal and intermediate cells of the stria vascularis (reviewed in refs. [ 19, 20]).
During its growth in the ovary, the oocyte is connected to surrounding ovarian granulosa cells (GC) through gap junctions, and fails to develop if these connections are disrupted [18].
Epithelial tissues express the cadherin subgroup, E-cadherin, which is critical for forming initial adherens contacts between cells in developing tissues or cell cultures, allowing more established structures such as tight junctions and desmosomes to develop.
