Sentence examples for major morphogenic transition from inspiring English sources

A major morphogenic transition mediated by cadherins is the process of cell condensation (Fig. 2).

Cilia and flagellar components are further downregulated at the transition to postlarva when cilia appear to be resorbed and major morphogenic changes begin.

Among the various organs derived from foregut endoderm, the thyroid gland is unique in that major morphogenic events such as budding from foregut endoderm, descent into subpharyngeal mesenchyme and growth expansion occur in close proximity to cardiovascular tissues.

Thus, the morphogenic transition can be targeted as an efficient treatment option against Mucor infection.

There the mold undergoes a morphogenic transition to the yeast form that survives and replicates within host macrophages.

This morphogenic transition can be triggered in liquid culture upon nutrient deprivation and following an increase in temperature (Mehrabi et al., 2006b; Motteram et al., 2011).

The first large-scale screen on Candida albicans was conducted to identify complex haploinsufficiency in the genetic network in order to understand the morphogenic transition between yeast and the filamentous growth in this human fungal pathogen.

As filamentous forms predominate at sites of primary epithelial infection, morphogenic transition is thought to facilitate access of C. albicans to the bloodstream and subsequent systemic spread (Gow et al., 2012).

"Birth is a major life transition.

He is also trying to make a major career transition.

Warfare also forced the second major social transition, from tribe to state.