Sentence examples for migration of early from inspiring English sources

A recent study analyzing corticogenesis in Nogo-A, -B, and -C knockout (KO) mutants revealed a disturbed migration of early tangentially migrating cortical interneurons (Mingorance-Le Meur et al. 2007).

Examining their data separately, all three groups came to the same conclusion: All non-Africans descend from a single migration of early humans from Africa.

Transwell assays confirmed significantly enhanced migration of early EPCs towards concentration gradients of hydrogel-delivered SDF-1α in vitro.

These δ13C data from the Chiwondo and Chitimwe Beds (Karonga Basin, Northern Malawi) represent a southern hemisphere record in the EAR, a key region for reconstructing vegetation patterns in today's Zambezian Savanna, and permit correlation with data on the evolution and migration of early hominins in today's Somali-Masai Endemic Zone.

Technology has furnished us with a fascinating genetic story as well, allowing us to map the migration of early humans in more intricate detail than ever before.

These non-native plants were introduced into Yosemite following the migration of early Euro-American settlers in the late 1850s.

CXCR5 is strongly implicated in the follicular migration of early-activated T cells and their consequent co-localization with B cells [ 42].

A recent report showed that in Nogo-A/B/C-deficient mice, the tangential migration of early-born interneurons derived from the ventrally located eminentia mediana into the cortex was delayed Mingorance-Le Meurr et al. 2007).

The team started out by trying to pinpoint the origins and migrations of early Europeans.

The data fail to indicate a catastrophic breakthrough of Mediterranean water that could have had any effect on the subsistence or migrations of early farming communities.

It is thought to be a trace of the migration events of early Indo-European [ 38, 39].