Hence, there is an increased emphasis on understanding the genetic specification of these cells, not least because the adult CNS contains a large pool of apparently dormant oligodendrocyte progenitors, which could, in principle, be recruited to repair demyelinated lesions.
Small RNA libraries were constructed from three pools of mature, dormant rice grain and three-week post germination seedlings utilizing RNA-adapter mediated ligation [19], [20].
"You've got this huge pool of retail liquidity sitting dormant in savings accounts that is coming to the bond market, earning higher yield," Mr. Riche said.
The stem cell niche could therefore play a central role in maintaining a dormant pool of HSC to prevent replicative senescence over the lifetime of the organism [62].
In practical terms, the highest decrease in individual gene expression occurring between t1-t2 indicated that a considerable mRNA pool persisted in the dormant spores and was degraded during their activation (the persistency of mRNA pool in dormant spores was evidenced in [ 23].
As mentioned above, a pool of mRNAs are preserved in dormant T. rubrum conidia.
The study show that there is a pool of pre-existing mRNAs in dormant conidia that are important in maintaining dormancy and initiating germination [ 10].
In order to produce mature ova, primordial follicles are recruited from the reservoir of dormant follicles into the growing follicular pool, through a process termed follicular activation or initial recruitment, and subsequently undergo a series of follicular development (2).
Martin also had a children's book called The Ice Dragon, which was first published in the '80s and had an ice dragon possibly turning into or lying dormant in a pool of water. .
