Sentence examples for somatic characters from inspiring English sources

Such simplicity has evolutionary implications: it may allow variation in circuit structure and ultimately in behavior, through evolution of cis-regulatory elements, as previously shown for somatic characters, such as wing spots (Prud'homme et al., 2007).

Another controversy might be related to the somatic character of the detected mutations.

During the last decades, it has been associated with a wide range of medical disorders, both somatic and psychiatric in character [ 9].

The current work suggests that the Ras and BMP pathways are part of a complex network of inter-related and interacting signalling proteins where multiple factors, including carcinogen exposure, determine the precise character of somatic genes inactivated in this particular tumour, NSCLC.

"This ability for somatic cells to gain a stemlike character could be really important in extending life span," Dr. Ruvkun said.

The main part of the fungal life cycle is, however, a somatic – typically mycelial – phase that offers few discriminatory morphological characters and that may be difficult to assign even to family or ordinal level.

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grk mRNA localizes posteriorly in early oocytes and is translated during stage 5 into a transforming growth factor-α−like protein that signals to overlying, somatic follicle cells to specify their posterior character (Gonzalez-Reyes et al. 1995).

Using cartoon characters to represent bodily sensations (e.g., Gassy Gus), children were trained to be "FBI agents" – Feeling and Body Investigators - who investigated sensations through exercises that provoked somatic experience.

Somatic mutation data as well as other type of mutation data are sparse in character.

The HAO is largely complete with respect to adult skeletal characters (sclerites, conjunctivae and integumentary modifications) and somatic muscles, which reflects the most referenced aspects of hymenopteran anatomy.