Sentence examples for many developmental and from inspiring English sources

Navigation of cells along gradients of guidance cues is a determining step in many developmental and immunological processes.

In human cells, more than 1,500 miRNAs have been identified and are predicted to regulate the activity of numerous protein-coding genes to control many developmental and cellular processes including proliferation, apoptosis, and differentiation.

They are now at work with collaborators at the University of Zurich on a project to clone and characterize genes in the sponge genome associated with many developmental and disease processes, including the universal "master gene" that controls eye development in all animals.

Since all intracellular signaling pathways eventually converge on the transcription machinery, and recent studies have shown that many developmental and growth regulatory genes are controled predominantly at the step of transcription elongation, we also investigate the specific function of various transcription elongation complexes in breast cancer progression.

One of the Arabidopsis RPD3 type genes, AtHD1 (HDA19) seems to be a polyvalent HDAC involved in many developmental and stimulus-responsive pathways.

"While initially there was a great deal of hype," Peterson says, "I think now we've reached the point where we are finally solving many developmental and technical problems".

Certainly, there are many developmental checklists and question and answer forums available online.

Ethylene is a gaseous plant hormone that regulates many developmental events and biotic and abiotic stress responses of plants.

Hedgehog signaling plays a key role in stem cell plasticity and in many developmental, physiological, and pathogenic processes [ 23].

The Wnt pathway has previously been shown to be involved in many developmental functions, and it drives the renewal and proliferation of many types of stem cells.

Both these pathways feature prominently in many developmental processes and demyelinating events after injury, and they are known to interact in complex inductive, inhibitive and synergistic manners in many developing systems.