It is one of the three major developmental divisions of the brain; the other two are the midbrain and forebrain.
An abbreviated classification, containing developmental divisions, is shown below.
Chromosomal rearrangements that occur at specific hotspots, whether in cancer in somatic cells or during gametogenesis/initial developmental divisions as constitutional translocations, are called recurrent translocations that can be seen across many patients.
The developmental pathways, cell division patterns, and molecules employed in the generation of these structures are simple examples of processes used in many developmental contexts.
Ultimately, detailed mechanistic studies for let-7 biogenesis and its regulation involved in the developmental timing, cell division and differentiation in animals should be elucidated.
Thus, sufficient histone supply, as provided by multiple copies of His-GUs, is critical to the coordination of the developmental and cell division programmes during wild type embryogenesis of Drosophila.
At least five different parameters contribute to the final leaf size (Gonzalez et al., 2012): the number of cells incorporated in leaf primordia; the rate of cell division; the developmental window of cell proliferation; the timing of meristemoid division; and the extent of cell expansion.
What are the developmental building blocks of division of labor and specialization, the hallmarks of insect societies?
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The developmental process of mitotic cell division typical of all land plants is firmly established in the bryophytes.
