Sentence examples for various developmental defects from inspiring English sources
Previous studies have revealed that most cell wall defective mutants with breached cell wall integrity exhibited various developmental defects and were nonpathogenic [41], [42].
On the other hand, constitutive overexpression of the rice exo-glucanase resulted in various developmental defects, which were necessary to overcome and are discussed below.
We used the constitutive maize ubiqutin promoter for the expression of EXG1, and this resulted in various developmental defects unsuitable for normal plant growth and seed production.
We observed various developmental defects in the EXG1-overexpressing plants, and these defects seemed to be associated with cell wall defects.
These results indicate that overexpression of the exo-glucanase gene brought about various developmental defects associated with modification of cell wall and enhanced saccharification in rice.
We showed that overexpression of rice exo-glucanase resulted in various developmental defects associated with modified cell wall and enhanced saccharification in rice.
Loss-of-function lif2 mutants show a mild-early flowering phenotype compared to lhp1 but have various floral developmental defects.
These results suggest that lif2 mutation induces various flower developmental defects and indeterminate growth of the ovary in response to environmental perturbations.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01305.001 CHARGE syndrome is a rare genetic condition that causes various developmental abnormalities, including heart defects, deafness and neurological defects.
We hypothesize that any cohort of BAV individuals is likely to be a mixed representation of various possible BAV-causing developmental defects, further eroding the capability of small cohorts to describe the condition fully at the genetic level.
Since the discovery of the Mediator complex as a transcription cofactor of eukaryotes, its subunits have been associated with various biological processes and several diseases ranging from developmental defects to cancer in animal models and humans.
