Sentence examples for multiple oral poles from inspiring English sources

The most striking knock down phenotype is medusae developing multiple oral poles or "heads".

The multiple oral poles (or multiple heads) phenotype is strikingly suggestive of colonial hydrozoans, or colonial cnidarians in general.

Herein, we report a protocol for RNAi transfection of marine invertebrates and demonstrate that knock downs of Hox-like genes in Cnidaria create substantial bauplan alterations, including the formation of multiple oral poles ("heads") by Cnox-2 and Cnox-3 inhibition, deformation of the main body axis by Cnox-5 inhibition and duplication of tentacles by Cnox-1 inhibition.

In adult medusae it is expressed orally in the ectoderm and possibly inhibits the formation of additional oral poles.

Patients frequently try multiple oral drugs before starting insulin.

Thes article originally appeared on VICE US.

As a consequence several oral poles (heads) develop, and orient themselves to the single aboral pole.

Oral poles were fixed and sectioned as described above.

When inhibited, a second oral pole can develop in adult medusae (although note that more than two oral poles have not been observed in Cnox-3 studies).

Many colonial cnidarians form colonies by adding oral poles to a common stalk (stolon or hydrocaulus).

The oral poles were cut from the body and sliced along the oral-aboral axis to allow efficient penetration of solutions during post-fixation and in situ hybridization.