One of the most surprising examples is an actual-size depiction of the mid-20th-century wire trash basket still in use in the park.
The most surprising examples are embryoid bodies derived from E-cadherin null ES cells, in which primitive endoderm cells still sort to the surface and establish apical polarity (Fig. 6B).
One of the most striking and surprising example we found was the direct regulation of the three homologs by EIN3, HOOKLESS1 (HLS1) and HLS1-LIKE HOMOLOG2 (HLH2), and to a lesser extent HLH1.
As one surprising example regarding household characteristics, we found that most of the respondents' main source of drinking water was supply water, although households in coastal Bangladesh usually rely on water from tube wells or open sources (18).
Though tattoos are an increasingly common, and visible, element of personal style these days, some of the more hidden and historic examples — from Victorian women to circus attractions — are the most surprising.
Perhaps our most surprising observation was that in combination with several IIS mutants, removal of dFOXO caused developmental lethality, for example, chico; foxo double mutants were lethal at prepupal stages.
It is a resolution that the most surprising people, in the most surprising of contexts, continue to find themselves unable to show - I am thinking, for example, of the recently reported remarks of Labour MP Tam Dalyell, who said Tony Blair had been "unduly influenced by a cabal of Jewish advisers".
Two recent papers dealt with this interesting example of lateral gene transfer between viruses and parasitic wasps [6], [28] The fourth feature, and the most surprising, is that 63 DpAV4a ORFs were homologues of ORFs in the CIV genome.
The third most surprising move?
