Sentence examples for they ingress from inspiring English sources
Did they move from the ectopic position within the plane of the epithelium, or did they ingress from the ectopic location into the blastocoel and find the coelomic pouch from there?
Over-expressing T by electroporation often resulted in PM-expressing cextendingnding more anteriorly than control cells suggesting that they ingress earlier.
When no Hox construct is present in the Venus vector, the Cherry and Venus-expressing populations of cells were observed to extend from the tail-bud to the same antero-posterior level of the paraxial mesoderm indicating that they began ingressing at the same time.
Anomalies don't happen very often, but when they do they bring Ingress' impressive player organisation to the fore.
If they did ingress into the blastocoel, were they first attracted to the endogenous small micromeres before migrating to the coelomic pouch mesoderm, or did the small micromeres autonomously move to the coelomic pouches?
In this study, we recorded ground impact forces and postural sway from 22 construction workers while they performed ingress and egress between a scissor lift and an adjacent work surface with varying conditions: lift opening designs, horizontal and vertical gaps, and sloped work surfaces.
However, when cells overexpressing posterior Hox genes accumulate enough T protein they eventually ingress normally (like WT cells).
Primary mesenchyme cells are not visible as they have already ingressed into the blastocoel at this stage.
The net result is that they do not provide any new data to address the possibility that cells fail to ingress because having reduced Wnt signaling and T expression they have lost mesodermal identity in favor of a neural fate.
A data set demonstrating localized epiblast targeting reproducibility would strengthen the claims of the authors that they are assessing regulation of the ability of mis-expressing cells to ingress.
"In intelligence work, you need to ingress to find out what the other side is doing".
