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The rounded shape of many cells does not parallel that of control notochord and in pacsin3 morphants, the notochord undulates out of the plane of focus.
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Basal infoldings were absent or highly disorganised and many cells did not adhere closely to the BM.
But by the early 20's the peripheral RPE has lost its regularity and many cells do not appear to be in a tightly ordered matrix [31].
However, at approximately 2 nM, many cells did not bud axially to create cell clusters, but instead formed filaments that resulted from distal budding away from the birth site.
Development of key tissue and organ systems, such as the reproductive system and neuro-epithelial tissues [18], occurs after hatching, and many cells do not gain their full functionalities until later larval stages [19].
Simply having less frequent promoter bursts at a fixed low rate is expected to yield expression distributions where many cells do not contain detectable levels of the protein of interest [38], [81], [82].
The cultured cells attached onto the PDMAAm gel formed nodules, although many cells did not attach onto the gel surface.
Furthermore, our cell shape observations, although based on automated measurements of many cells, do not account for possible changes in cell thickness.
For example, although the cultured cells attached onto the PDMAAm gel formed nodules, many cells did not attach onto the gel surface.
Glucose is often included in cell incubation media, but many cells do not metabolize it (particularly if they have insulin-dependent glucose uptake and insulin is not present) and prefer to oxidize either endogenous substrates or other components of the medium, such as fatty acids or amino acids, particularly glutamine and alanine.
"A hundred kilos of yeast does not wonder about Braque," writes Dennett, "… but you do, and you are made of parts that are fundamentally the same sort of thing as those yeast cells, only with different tasks to perform". Many neurons add up to a brain, but many yeast cells don't, because neurons and yeast cells have different tasks to perform.
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