Visiting another flower, its thorax will brush against the stigmatic lobe transferring any pollen onto the receptive tissue.
Since the stigma, not carpel, is the receptive tissue where pollen germination happens [ 19], accuracy is low in the pollen germination development stage but higher in the flower development stage and floral organ development stages.
These constraints include the critical features of the successful donor cell as well as those of the receptive host tissue and organism.
Communication among the three systems is essential to make cells and tissues receptive to environmental changes.
Alternatively, the mutation in ERKD334N might differentially influence downstream effector molecules that promote cell proliferation in tissues receptive to cell cycle progression (i.e. the eye and wing) but do not produce a growth response in the fly heart.
Scientists suspect that CTVT first arose in an inbred herd of dogs or wolves, which would have made the dogs' immune systems more receptive to the foreign tissue.
At stage 5, while Jim8 epitopes remained inside the papillae (Fig. 5E), Jim13 epitopes continued to be secreted and conspicuously reacted in the intercellular spaces of the stigmatoid tissue at the receptive stigmatic edges (Fig. 5F).
Interestingly, tDMRs were more likely to reside in regions of low CpG density as opposed to CGIs, indicating that these regions are particularly receptive for the establishment of tissue-specific DNA methylation markers.
Various tissues inside the body are receptive toward electric stimuli generated by the electric field.
In the experiment performed by Domínguez, both annexin A2 and S100-A10, cofponentheof the annexin heterotetramer (A11t), were upregulated in the endometrial tissue obtained during the prereceptive and receptive phase of the menstrual cycle.
