Sentence examples for the base of developing from inspiring English sources

While members of both clades relate to leaf development, PRS/NS orthologues are expressed in the lateral domain whereas those of the WOX3 duplicate clade are expressed in the base of developing phytomers in the shoot meristem (Shimizu et al.[2009]; Nardmann et al.[2007];[Nardmann and Werr 2006]).

In A. thaliana shoots, HMA4 expression has been localised in the phloem tissue, at the base of developing siliques, and in developing anthers, especially tapetum cells, to supply Zn to male reproductive tissue [9].

Similar to the normal skin, the main targets of BzATP in papilloma tissues were P2X7-receptor expressing proliferating keratinocytes at the base of developing papillomas.

Despite its sequence similarity to Arabidopsis APETALA1, GSQUA1 is probably not involved in establishing the A function since its expression was detected at the base of developing flowers, in petals, and in developing vascular bundles of the capitulum [ 47, 45].

This termination of floral meristems is at least in part due to the activity of KNUCKLES (KNU), which we detected to be expressed at intermediate stages (Fig.  2e), in agreement with its known expression pattern at the base of developing carpels and in stamen primordia [ 34, 35].

On the base of developed scales, the results of the study show that there are significant differences within samples and according to the habits of Internet usage.

The extracellular matrix, including collapsed cells at the base of the developing prothalli, in our cultures might be orthologous to the 'foot' development at the base of sporophytes on developing prothalli.

The new method shows that the actin filaments grow in a small region at the base of the developing vesicle.

D1 thrusting led to the detachment of thrust-bound slices of bedrock which were accreted to the base of the developing imbricate stack.

Worried about possible implications for public health, scientists rushed to explore whether the cause is chemical pollutants, too much ultraviolet light, or parasites that form cysts at the base of tadpoles' developing limbs.

At 2 dpf, tecta is also expressed at the base of the developing cristae and in the semicircular canal projections (Fig. 4E).