Sentence examples for the development of extra from inspiring English sources

These were originally identified as genes that suppressed the development of extra sex combs in Drosophila [ 22].

The rib cage defect in JATD is accompanied by short limbs and, occasionally, by polydactyly, the development of extra digits (figure 2i; Huber and Cormier-Daire 2012).

Ectopic expression of GmMADS28 promoted the development of extra set of floral organs in transgenic tobacco, implying the critical and positive role of GmMADS28 in the formation of floral organs.

Shifts in the relative timing of expression of Shh in the zone of polarizing activity are correlated with decreased digit number in lizards [ 47], while prolonged Fgf8 expression in the apical ectodermal ridge is correlated with the development of extra phalangeal elements in dolphins [ 48].

The development of extra-sensory devices accelerated after the scientific revolution and took off with the discovery of electromagnetic waves and the subsequent development of radio.

VEGF-A, a heparin/HS-binding glycoprotein, is the major pro-angiogenic growth factor that controls the development of extra-retinal NV in OIR [21], [22], [25].

Subsequently returning these mice to room air for another 5 days results in the up-regulation of VEGF-A from the non-perfused retina [21], [22] and the development of extra-retinal neovascularization (NV) and intra-retinal revascularization (oxygen-induced retinopathy, OIR; Figure 1D) [23].

Children in particular are at high risk of the development of extra-pulmonary disease [ 5].

In mammals, early embryogenesis is more complex than in amphibians in that it includes the development of extra-embryonic tissues.

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a systemic inflammatory disease that, in a substantial proportion of patients, is associated with the development of extra-articular manifestations.

Thus, Cul-4b is essential for the development of extra-embryonic tissues, which lack Cul-4a expression, but is dispensable for embryogenesis itself.