Sentence examples for population terminal from inspiring English sources

Accumulating evidence points to an important role for ETS1 in regulating the differentiation of immune cells such as T-cell differentiation into a helper population, terminal differentiation of B cells, development of natural killer (NK) cells and NK T cells and the expression of cytokine and chemokine genes in a wide variety of different cell lineages [ 24- 27].

For example, NKX2-5 has been shown to regulate the size and proliferation of cardiac precursor populations, terminal differentiation of the myocardium, establishment of the ventricular conduction system, and postnatal conduction function (Briggs et al., 2008; Jay et al., 2004; Prall et al., 2007).

Apoptosis was examined by analyzing subdiploid population and terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase-mediated dUTP nick end labeling assay.

In this manner, the predictive value of the KPS's relationship to life expectancy in a population of terminal cancer patients was effectively demonstrated [ 6].

These multicellular mounds then differentiate into patterned prespore and prestalk cell populations, before terminal differentiation into structures comprising mature spore and stalk cells (Kessin, 2001).

The dynamics of Wolbachia depletion followed by clearance indicate that (1) the time taken for Wolbachia populations to become eventually extinct is much longer than the time taken for doxycycline to push the bacteria populations into terminal decline, and/or (2) it takes a long time for dead Wolbachia or wolbachial remnants to be cleared by the worm and appear negative by immunohistology.

DMBA = 7, 12-dimethylbenz(a) anthracene; ER = estrogen receptor; ESA = epithelial-specific antigen; PR = progesterone receptor; SP = side population; TEB = terminal end bud.

BrdU = bromodeoxyuridine; C/EBP = CCAAT-enhancer binding protein; E = embryonic day; E + P = estrogen and progesterone; ERα = estrogen receptor α; K5 = keratin 5; K6 = keratin 6; K8 = keratin 8; MEC = mammary epithelial cell; PR = progesterone receptor; SMA = smooth muscle α-actin; SP = side population; TEB = terminal end bud; WT = wild-type.

Vector strengths were indistinguishable in ON, OFF, and contrast-sensitive populations of terminals firing spikes, and averaged 0.5 ± 0.23.

It is therefore unlikely that releasing large numbers of cheats into this system would cause a severe and terminal population crash, because cooperator clones have the capacity to recover from low density, cheat-dominated populations.

However, these studies are consistent with Stebbins' general biogeographic hypothesis in that 1) genetic distances are higher between the geographically terminal populations than most adjacent populations [ 13, 18], and 2) within subspecies, there is a positive correlation between genetic and geographic distance [ 16].