In May, the group revealed the decision cost the company £7.1m and announced a public consultation about its future development, covering the existing site and adjacent land.
For more than 20 years, testing for fish reproductive effects has typically exploited one of two (or, in the case of full life-cycle tests, both) life stages where chemicals that affect the HPG axis produce adverse outcomes such as early development (covering the window of sexual differentiation) and active reproduction.
The results presented in this work extend the analysis to provide an overview of metabolite and transcriptome profiles from imbibed, non-dormant seeds through to established seedlings with the aim of identifying potential targets of metabolic control during seedling development covering the heterotrophic to autotrophic transition.
Industrial innovation and technological development, covering the management and organisation of production processes within the sector including, for example, not only technology utilisation, but also product and service development.
Those trials are the final stage of drug development, covering hundreds or thousands of patients, and can lead to regulatory approval for new drugs if they have positive results.
SDC2 is upregulated until E10 during CAM development, covering thus the whole period when sprouting angiogenesis occurs.
The microarray expression data during pollen development, covering four main stages of male gametophyte development (uninucleate microspores, bicellular pollen, immature tricellular pollen and mature pollen) were from the study by Honys and Twell (2004).
The data published by Catania at al. [ 24] on the perception of oral chemotherapy and recent steps in p.o. drug development (covering MEDLINE results from 1969 to 2008) provided the basis for the preparation of our questionnaire [Additional file 1].
The standards reflect a holistic view of development, covering areas including physical and health development, moral and cultural development, social and emotional development, awareness and thinking, and language development.
The expression patterns of new genes during pollen development, covering four main stages of male gametophyte development (uninucleate microspores, bicellular pollen, immature tricellular pollen, and mature pollen [ Honys and Twell 2004]) were then studied in more detail.
