Sentence examples for postnatal origin from inspiring English sources

The contributors to this disease's entity are multifactorial with pre- and postnatal origin.

Neuroanatomic and epidemiologic investigations support a prenatal or early postnatal origin.

Children with reported postnatal origin of cerebral palsy were not included.

The E2A-PBX1 fusion generated by the t(1 19) translocation is a likely exception, with a postnatal origin [ 6], along with possibly others.

Our investigation provided no evidence that FLT3 mutation occurs before birth, compatible with a hypothesis of postnatal origin for these mutations.

Although the granule cells of the dentate gyrus are of postnatal origin, the perforant path input to dentate gyrus is derived from axons of neurons in the entorhinal cortex, an area with a primarily prenatal developmental ontogeny.

There is conflicting evidence whether endothelial cells are of hematopoietic origin in postnatal organisms.

As considered to be embryonic origin and postnatal development, AVMs are highly dynamic rather than static [ 4, 5].

The following factors were included in the multivariate analysis: gender, sleeping position, premature birth (pregnancy duration <38 weeks), breastfeeding, prenatal maternal and postnatal parental smoking, ethnical origin and education level of the parents.

It has been shown that at least some of the progenitors that populate the SGZ of the postnatal hippocampus have their origin in the germinative fetal neuroepithelium lining the ventricular zone (Clarke and van der Kooy, 2011).

2) The observation that the IgH repertoire of B-1a cells in adult mice contain a high frequency of TdT-dependent N nucleotide additions suggests that a large fraction of B-1a cells in adult mice are of postnatal and not fetal origin.