Sentence examples for resistant to developmental from inspiring English sources
Thus, Birdsall et al. [ 29] concluded that wing shape in Drosophila melanogaster is quite resistant to developmental temperature.
Moreover, they are resistant to developmental silencing after integration of the provirus, and therefore they can be used to generate transgenic animals.
Conclusive studies have demonstrated that reproductive tracts of female αERKO mice are largely resistant to the developmental effects of neonatal exposure to DES (Couse et al. 2001).
Therefore, killifish from the ER population are resistant to the acute and developmental toxicity of PAHs, but their susceptibility to chronic effects, including carcinogenicity, remains unclear.
Mature neurons become strikingly resistant to cytotoxic stimuli following the developmental stage.
Embryos and larvae born to wild-caught ER parents are resistant to the acute toxicity and developmental abnormalities that occur in embryos of reference site adults exposed in the laboratory to the creosote-contaminated sediment (Ownby et al. 2002; Wassenberg and Di Giulio 2004).
Dravet syndrome is characterized by onset of recurrent febrile and/or afebrile hemiclonic or generalized seizures, or status epilepticus, in a previously healthy infant, followed by appearance of multiple seizure types generally resistant to anti-epileptic drugs with developmental arrest or regression (Dravet et al., 2005; Jansen et al., 2006; Wolff et al., 2006).
The resulting plants did not show the initial developmental defect, were resistant to abiotic stress, but were no more resistant to M. oryzae.
This stringently controlled developmental program is largely resistant to the variable nutritional environment.
Stable and variable gene deserts are described with different properties: genes flanking stable gene deserts are enriched for transcriptional and developmental functions and are resistant to rearrangements.
Thus, if duplicate genes become expressed in different cell types or developmental stages, they might become indispensable and resistant to loss even if their associated peptides remain interchangeable.
