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NeuroD2 on the other hand displayed high expression throughout the nervous system, and only on lightly labeled embryos could be discerned a post-migratory neural crest like pattern encompassing the condensing cranial ganglia (Fig. 3C E).

Distinct or non-overlapping patterns observed include grna expression within the tectum and a more expansive grnb expression pattern encompassing the midbrain-hindbrain boundary, tegmentum and telencephalon.

dact4 and dact4r displayed similar expression patterns, encompassing the brain, the otic vesicle and the pectoral fin bud.

Based on this knowledge, an exact geminivirus-specific sequence pattern, encompassing all the five conserved motifs, was generated: F(T [LI]/[LM]T) [YN]X(1,100 HX [HQ]X(1,100 YXXKX 50,200 GXXXXGK [ST]X(1,100 DD.

We discerned a broad pattern, encompassing virtually all the atypical amino acid replacements, the more superficial relative to protein surface (the surface replacements) became more frequently fixed during evolution, whereas those further away from the surface (the interior replacements) were rarely, if at all, fixed during it.

However, we believe that the main reason for the disparity is that Gage and Freckleton [ 33] used a very poorly resolved phylogeny that included 12 "soft" polytomies" (i.e., polytomies not due to true simultaneous speciation events but to lack of information about branching pattern) encompassing 57 out of the 83 (69%) species in their study.

Additionally, the putative stem cell marker, Lgr5, is reported to have an mRNA expression pattern encompassing a greater number of crypt cells and more total crypts[ 8] than the profile of Wnt-activated cells we show here.

First, motor preparation was associated with a widespread bilateral activation pattern, encompassing brainstem structures, SMA, insula, premotor ventrolateral frontal areas, primary sensorimotor cortex (SMC), basal ganglia, and the superior cerebellum.

The antibiotic susceptibilities of the isolates were categorized into patterns encompassing all the tested antimicrobials, table 3. The most common pattern observed was that coded 1 (109/5121.31.3%) followed by pattern 16 (19.5%12, 19.5%) then patterns 9 (54/510.510.5%) and 4 (49.612, 9.6%).

The largest and most uniform common gene expression pattern encompassed all of the April samples and many November and June samples, and it is represented by clusters C, D, and E (Fig. 5).

The expression pattern encompasses skin, stomach, intestine and gut-associated salivary glands and liver.