However, the observation that the notching phenotype can be enhanced by loss of dTcf and rescued by gain of Wg, as seen with the zw3+/− heterozygous mutant, supports the hypothesis that vg>Mad and vg>Med suppress Wg signaling activities, therefore leading to the terminal consequence: apoptosis in the wing margin.
The movies share tried-and-true elements of the Sparks formula: star-crossed love with a hint of class disparity (but no nonwhite characters of any consequence); terminal illness; late-breaking revelations and plot twists.
For him, the consequences were terminal.
This reveals the incorporation of a greater number of abstract attributes (mainly credence attributes), psychological consequences and terminal values by consumers with higher consumption levels, who incorporate more personality traits into their decisions.
Third, the author examines the latest research on the prevalence of spiritual needs among individuals with serious or terminal medical illnesses, the consequences of ignoring those needs, and the results of clinical trials that have examined the effects of spiritual assessments by physicians.
In order to interpret the evolutionary history, causes, and consequences of terminal investment strategies in spiders, it is necessary to verify the amount of sperm available to a male across successive copulations [29], [30].
A simple misspelling or accidental keystroke in terminal can have serious consequences.
In all these applications, the current changes are not characterized by the integer-order derivative of the terminal voltage as a consequence of the specific properties of these elements.
The increased size of the Oxytricha mitochondrial genome relative to other ciliates is primarily a consequence of terminal expansions, rather than the retention of ancestral mitochondrial genes.
These data suggest that Tat-induced loss of presynaptic terminals is a consequence of excitotoxic postsynaptic activity.
