In contrast, some of the categories over-represented in ASC were involved in developmental processes (skeletal and blood vessel development), cell differentiation, cell adhesion, organ morphogenesis, wound healing, angiogenesis, NF-kappaB signaling and collagen fibril organization (Figure S2 and Table S3).
Still, as practice approached, members of the Steelers organization figured Roethlisberger would hear at least a little jeering.
Waving homemade signs, members of the organization, Figure Skating in Harlem, which has provided skating opportunities to local girls for almost 15 years, gathered at the park's entrance, along with some of their parents and others.
Steinbrenner called a staff meeting for tonight, and some in the organization figured he would gripe about the team's record in spring training -- as he did last year when the Yankees went 14-19 in the exhibition season before winning the World Series, again.
The software is specifically designed to support scientific collaboration, research, education, and discovery, the four pillars of Vhub's organization (Figure 1).
Nichols' mother told the Times that now-former USA Gymnastics president Steve Penny repeatedly asked her to keep the matter quiet as the organization figured out what to do.
Mef2-Gal4>UAS-C3GDN flies were viable and showed no obvious alterations in actin organization (Figure 6B).
We refer to this as the "outward model" of pluripotent stem cell organization (Figure 8).
When generated via commonly-employed scraping techniques [11], hEB are extremely heterogeneous in size, shape and organization (Figure 1A).
Histologically, the adenocarcinomas from the Control 4 cells contained large areas of necrosis surrounded by neoplastic columnar cells with a loose organization (Figure 7B, top left panel).
