Sentence examples for maternal nurse from inspiring English sources
Weber begins by explaining that the bicoid gradient is "generated by the synthesis of protein from an mRNA species that is derived from the mother (by transcription of maternal genes) and is deposited in the egg cell at the anterior end by maternal nurse cells".
A friendly and maternal nurse told me to open my gown in the back, lie on the operating table with my behind placed in a hole, legs in the stirrups, and rest my left arm, which had the IV in it, on an extension board so the anesthesiologist could access my vein.
Bicoid (bcd) is a gene whose transcripts are secreted from maternal nurse cells into the anterior poles of eggs.
Maternal nurse cells not only provide the biosynthetic machinery and mRNA needed for oocyte axis determination, but also many transcripts and proteins required for zygotic development through the cellular blastoderm stage.
Newborns were provided maternal nursing ad libitum.
For human infants, supplementation of maternal nursing is called complementary feeding or beikost [1].
While not addressing this global pediatric issue directly, this experiment shows that suckling starch digestion is enabled by mouse maternal nursing and suggests that human breast milk feeding may enable amplified starch digestion in the suckling infant.
This organization, which became the Mothers' and Babies Health Associationn in 1927, eventually established branches across South Australia and incorporated a training school for maternal nurses.
Mayo served as the honorary medical officer of the association until her death in 1967, by which time the organisation gained a training school for maternal nurses and a hospital.
In addition, an examination on the maternal (nursing) behavior in this strain also revealed a significant contribution from the side of the dam to the pre-obese phenotype of the pups.
Poor maternal nursing in rats was associated with increased methylation of a CpG in the glucocorticoid receptor (GR) gene in the hippocampus in the offspring, which impaired binding of nerve growth factor 1-A to its receptor and was associated with poor stress response in adulthood [ 9].
