Mash2 human analogue, HASH2 (Human Achaete-Scute Homologue 2), is expressed in extravillous trophoblast; since its presence is lacking in androgenic hydatidiform moles, its expression is thought to be imprinted as well [ 16, 17].
It has been predicted that this cluster is imprinted, as it is embedded into the imprinted Copg 2 cluster [ 55].
To give a slightly more serious answer: I was imprinted, as the animal ethologists say, by the ink-on-paper culture at an early age, and after six years it began to seem unnatural to me that the words I wrote for my blog would never appear in hard copy.
Scientists have long suspected that the problem with skipping sperm is that both sets of chromosomes in a parthenote are "imprinted" as female.
If the metal enrichment of the ICM completed before the gravitational collapse of the cluster, it is expected that the local galaxy-formation efficiency in the proto-cluster is imprinted as the local metallicity of the ICM.
In mammals, for example, placental genes are imprinted as expected from the theory, but only a select few.
So, for example, a female ant larva at the point of making this decision would be predicted to be imprinted as described above.
A molecular network is imprinted as a graph and could be considered as an ensemble of nodes (representing biomolecules) and part of them are connected with links, edges (representing interactions and relations of the biomolecules).
The results of this procedure are in Table 3. > When markers are imprinted, as indicated in Table 1, "erroneously" using an additive model produced a much lower estimate of marked variance (decreased by 85%%).
We contend that a true evaluation of toxic potential and its neurobehavioral consequences is inseparable from the ecologic setting in which they act and which creates unique, enduring individual vulnerabilities that warrant the same status as genetic predispositions and are imprinted as forcefully.
