Sentence examples for on eye development from inspiring English sources
Because high levels of B52 in the eye are expected to result in increased concentration of Ey(2a) compared to Ey isoform, we were interested to determine the functional consequences of over-producing Ey(2a) on eye development and/or morphogenesis.
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends no screen time for children under age 2. But, again, Dr. Granet said the scientific literature doesn't bear out concern regarding the impact of 3-D images on eye development.
The combination of these two techniques thus made it possible to decorrelate factors and to quantify the influence of salt on eye development.
Nestin MO injection also has a profound effect on eye development.
Neither transgene had an effect on eye development, even when present in as many as four copies (data not shown).
Fourth, like Tl and dl, mutations in three other components of the Tl→NFκB signaling cascade, tub, pll and the partner of the dl transcription factor, dif also dominantly suppress the degenerative effects of Aβ42 on eye development.
These results will provide new avenues of research on the neuroendocrine control of eye development in vertebrates.
We propose a model of eye development based on a complex gene network which allows for progressive steps of specification.
As several genes are under the control of the ey gene to switch on the eye development pathway, it is conceivable that Ey and Ey(2a) isoforms differ in their ability to activate target genes.
This review is focused on major advancements in studies on mammalian eye development driven by studies of Pax6 genes in model organisms and future challenges to harness the technology-driven opportunities to reconstruct, step-by-step, the transition from naïve ectoderm, neuroepithelium and periocular mesenchyme/neural crest cells into the three-dimensional architecture of the eye.
Except for work on regressed eye development in cavefish (Jeffrey 2009), research on trait degradation in animals has exclusively focused on phenotypic effects, leaving the molecular mechanisms underlying reduced phenotypic expression largely unexplored.
