Sentence examples for midline in a from inspiring English sources

While the floor plate and roof plate are dispensable for dorsal midline crossing, we show that this population depends on Robo/Slit signaling yet crosses the dorsal midline in a Robo3-independent manner.

Since Hh appeared to be modifying the effect of Wg on denticle orientation, we asked whether expression of Hh along the ventral midline in a wg mutant embryo would have an effect on polarity.

We also expressed Hh at the ventral midline in a wg and hh double mutant, and found that the denticles still rotate away from the midline, or away from the cells that are ectopically expressing Hh (Fig. 4H).

This must be done prior to ventricle segmentation and recognition, since all slices must be correctly rotated to position the ideal midline in a vertical direction.

In the scanner, the TMS coil was positioned over the marked location with the cable oriented 45° from the vertical midline in a posteromedial direction.

The TMS coil was positioned over the marked location with the handle oriented 45° from the vertical midline in a posterio-medial direction.

Their primary neurites cross the midline in an iA bundle and form a finger-like ventral arbor, which starts medial and projects ventrally almost to the leg nerve insertion, and an intersegmental dorsal arbor running just lateral to the midline.

Transplanted WT angioblasts were perfectly capable to migrate to the midline in an aplnr deficient environment (average of 81.9%, Figure 5B,E; n = 15 GFP+ angioblasts, 6 embryos), which shows that there is indeed a cell autonomous requirement for Aplnr signaling in angioblasts.

Normally, the two DTCs migrate in opposite directions along the ventral surface, turn toward the dorsal side, and then turn again to migrate back toward the midline, resulting in a mirror-image U-shaped gonad with each DTC at the midline.

In addition to there being a loss of disc1 expression around the midline in cyclopamine-treated embryos, a lack of EGFP-positive cells with a morphology resembling that of OPCs in the ventral hindbrain was apparent (green arrows in Fig. 6A and B).

Without examining the fish, the State Department of Environmental Conservation could not make a definite determination but said the eye-looking thing was probably a scar, formed over the midline gap in a fish's skull known as the cranial foramen.