Sentence examples for vertebrate pattern from inspiring English sources

For example, one putative contributor to the vertebrate pattern is "immigrant selection", that is, between-lineage differences in the probability of reaching isolated islands, as opposed to differences in survival after colonisation [4], [35], [36].

It is unclear what the maximal extent is to which NBDM effects can be tuned to minimize the non-synonymous mutation load, and therefore we cannot evaluate the extent to which the vertebrate pattern of NBDM may have been so tuned.

The sex-role reversed potbellied seahorse, H. abdominalis, has a single MHIIβ gene, which exhibits the typical vertebrate pattern of high genetic diversity.

Genomic distributions of DNA methylation in invertebrates appear to be diametrically different from this vertebrate pattern (Suzuki et al. 2007; Elango and Yi 2008; Suzuki and Bird 2008).

Comparative staging tables of Anura are published only for species characterised by several highly derived characters [ 53, 54] and the development of their legs is switched around in comparison to the plesiomorphic vertebrate pattern [ 23].

Defects in all tissues extend beyond the normal sites of Shh transcription, confirming the proposed role of Shh proteins as an extracellular signal required for the tissue-organizing properties of several vertebrate patterning centres.

We used the Tc1/mariner family transposable element Sleeping Beauty (SB) for transgenesis and long-term expression studies in the zebrafish (Danio rerio), a popular organism for clinical disease, vertebrate patterning, and cell biology applications.

However, the notochord, a transient embryonic structure that is present in all chordates, in addition to its essential roles in vertebrate patterning during development, serves as an axial skeleton of the embryo until other structures, such as the vertebrae, form (Stemple, 2005).

In many animals, including non-mammalian vertebrates, pattern is determined by the position of specific factors inside the mother's egg.

Neural crest cells are a defining character of vertebrates, patterning the face and much of the head and pharyngeal or gill region in the embryo.

We then discuss several relatively unaddressed issues in vertebrate pigment pattern development that are being investigated in zebrafish.