It is strongly expressed in the emerging thymus, where it is down-regulated co-temporally with the emergence of the first DP thymocytes, [12].
"Mineral particles may have greatly facilitated the emergence of the first cells," they said.
This paper offers a new reading of the emergence of the first Confucian empire.
The emergence of the first telephone system began with the invention of the switchboard in the early 1880s.
The epoch of reionization (EoR) marks the emergence of the first luminous sources: stars, galaxies, and quasars.
Following the emergence of the first Jimmy Savile revelations three years ago, Channel 4's Dispatches programme to run an episode on Smith.
So we must wait and see whether in the course of his governorship we shall see democracy invigorated or the emergence of the first American Führer".
The emergence of the first stars, about 300 million years after the Big Bang, was an epochal event for two reasons.
The turn of the twentieth century saw the emergence of the first funeral homes — literally the homes of professional morticians, who lived over their shops.
Some kind of natural chemical reactions presumably preceded the emergence of the first living cells some time before 3.5 billion years ago.
In this Article, Professor Scott examines the emergence of the first banking code in order to explain why private contract did not develop to govern payment transactions.
