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We conclude that Geminin is largely dispensable for most of embryonic and adult mammalian neurogenesis.

Unlike oxygen consumption rate (that is highly dependent upon developmental stage and embryonic mass), available data suggest that heart rate is relatively constant throughout most of embryonic development in reptiles when the eggs are incubated at a constant temperature [9], [11], [12], [13].

The engrailed PRE was included to maintain the segmentally-restricted pattern through most of embryonic development, and the SU HW) binding sequences were intended to insulate the promoter from endogenous enhancers near the insertion site.

This said, we observed only scattered K6+ cells in most regions of embryonic and early postnatal mammary glands, whereas Grimm et al. reported that nearly all cells in their cross sections of embryonic mammary gland stained positive for K6 (Grimm et al. 2006).

A-type lamins are primarily detected in differentiated cells, as indicated by the lack of expression throughout most of mouse embryonic development and in various non-differentiated adult cells [9] and embryonic stem cell lines [34].

The embryo now filled most of its embryonic cavity and was only surrounded by a small amount of fluid.

This indicates that the regulatory elements located −1.0 kb region immediately upstream of duf are sufficient to promote reporter expression in most of the embryonic mesoderm including the ventral thoracic region similar to Twi expression domain.

Most of the embryonic peripheral glia (ePG) arise from neural stem cells (neuroblasts) of the central nervous system (CNS) (Schmidt et al., 1997).

Moreover, co-injection of zNoxa MO with 5 ng/ μl zNoxa rcRNA rescued most of the embryonic defects in the morphants.

Most of the embryonic and postembryonic lineages in the Drosophila VNC have previously been characterised and the primary clones have been linked to identified embryonic progenitors (Bossing and Technau, 1994; Bossing et al., 1996b; Schmid et al., 1999; Schmidt et al., 1997; Truman et al., 2004).

In the rat, for most of the embryonic period of development, the basally located cells of the mammary buds originating from the epidermis do not express smooth muscle markers, and the future myoepithelial cells gradually acquire features characteristic of smooth muscle differentiation during the postnatal mammary gland development [ 1].