Sentence examples for maturation in early from inspiring English sources
In Xenopus oogenesis, eIF4E1b has been identified in an mRNP complex responsible for the repression of meiotic maturation in early stage oocytes [ 59].
These abnormalities appear to culminate in an increased propensity for uncontrolled Th2 immune responses in the postnatal period, which is associated with attenuated Th1 maturation in early childhood (Tulic et al. 2011).
On the other hand, thyroid hormones (TH) control the rate of tissue maturation in early vertebrates and neuronal maturation in mammals (Williams, 2008).
Condition of SGSL cod in September, shortly before the onset of gonad maturation in late fall, was high in the mid-1970s, low in the early to mid-1980s, atd an an intermediate level since then (Swain et al. 2009; their fig. 18).
Moreover, the few studies investigating auditory system maturation in late childhood have employed a cross-sectional approach.
Since the first report of in vitro human oocyte maturation in 1969 [3], several reports have documented blastocyst (BL) development or live birth achieved from oocytes matured in vitro [1], [4], [5].
These cells display impaired maturation in BCL-3/p100 BCL-3/p100icient mice, leading to severe autoimmunity [ 59].
N. furzeri can achieve sexual maturation in 25 30 days, providing a unique system to study the developmental processes involved in maturation to adulthood.
3 Prevention of these disorders has been a concern, and various investigators have suggested that antenatal treatment with corticosteroids could accelerate lung maturation in late preterm infants.
Analogously to the miR-17/92 miR-17/92hat indicated a role in B-cell differentiation, the normal procestudies-cell mathattindicatedR-17/92-/-mice is blocked during the progression from pro-B to pre-B cells.
The amplitude of tumour-specific fluctuations was found to be inversely correlated to the degree of vessel maturation in SW1222 and LS174T tumours, but no similar relationship was found with systemic fluctuations.
