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We therefore wounded one cell row in front of the engrailed-expressing cells (Fig. 4C) so that leading edge cells are wild type and pull normally on Sqh RNAi neighbouring cells behind them.
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The presented technique includes semi-structured boundary-layer surface mesh generation which is a critical capability for accurate solutions to flows around geometries that have leading edge features.
In contrast, the lattice furrows have low walls and bases that are situated higher than that of the leading edge furrows (Fig. 1A and E).
It is apparent from these examples that the leading edge of the wave-fronts, that is, the d(Δ V t))/d t, progressed with almost constant velocity and only in this direction.
That is the leading edge of what is likely to be a full-fledged assault by Chinese automakers on Western markets by 2015.
In this method, the enrichment of a pathway is mainly driven by a group of genes that are called "leading edge genes" (see Material and Methods).
The author's findings indicate that during the first week of EM eruption, tissue biopsy at the bite site is preferable to that at the leading edge.
It is straightforward to check that near the leading edge, traveling wave solutions of equation (15) have shapes proportional to the exponential function.
The RNA polymerase 'bridge helix' is a metastable α-helix that spans the leading edge of the enzyme active-site cleft.
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