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These prominence-specific differences were also reflected in the expression of Trp63 (GeneID: 22061), encoding the p63 transcription factor that promotes the commitment to epithelial stratification [31].

These prominences consist of swellings of mesenchyme that are encased in an overlying epithelium.

Furthermore, aberrant development of these prominences is a major factor in human orofacial clefting and other craniofacial birth defects.

Variations in the growth properties and derivatives of these prominences have been a major factor driving vertebrate evolution and the expansion of vertebrate species into disparate ecological niches.

Given that fundamental differences in gene expression in these prominences are already apparent by E10.5, it will be important to extend these studies to even earlier time points to determine when specific patterns are established.

These prominences project a few millimeters over the greater palatine vessels as they pass forward on the inferior surface of the palate and can be easily identified during the cleft palate surgery.

This may sum up the prominence these pieces of street furniture hold in the minds of many New Yorkers.

The first of these is the prominence of tobacco smoking in society.

Confirming these results, the prominence and density of callose spots in biochar-amended galls were similar to those in the non-amended galls at 7 dpi (Fig.  4b and c).

That reflected the Obama campaign's sound analysis that American voters mistrust interest groups — except their own — and its brash conviction that Mr. Obama's drawing power is so strong that they can win without giving these groups prominence.

Appropriately, given the prominence of these plays as exam texts, schools have proved a receptive setting, especially in Hollywood.