Surprisingly, these specificities of the mouse dentition appear to be a benefit for experimental studies on odontogenesis: it is very advantageous that the jaw of a mouse embryo allows studying and comparing the formation of a tooth with continuous/unlimited growth (incisor), the origin of a toothless diastema, and successive development of molars with limited growth (Fig. 6c).
In Section 2, some preliminary results necessary for successive development are introduced.
High levels of ODC and polyamines are associated with several human diseases and diverse cancers [6], [9], [13] [20], and the enzyme activity is related to the beginning and successive development of neoplastic diseases [9], [18] [20].
We have seen the successive development in Europe of Industrial, Social and Economic and Monetary Union.
With the Danish physicist Niels Bohr's quantum theory of the hydrogen atom (1913) began an understanding of the basis of Balmer's formula; thenceforward spectroscopic evidence underpinned successive developments toward what is now a successful theory of atomic structure.
Wall paintings demonstrate close contact with Constantinople; those at Asinou, in particular, are noteworthy as being the earliest of an unparalleled series of mural paintings showing successive developments of Byzantine art.
The second dimension of the separation was done by two successive developments in chloroform:diethylether (90 10).
It appears that the pathogenesis of tumors with segmental 11q loss accords with the traditional genetic model for adult cancer, which predicts a micro-evolutionary process of cancer development, with successive genetic hits affecting key cellular functions [ 27].
"With each successive new development, the agency gets emboldened to do more," she explains.
The novel proceeds in this manner — faithfully, if unsubtly, nodding to its two civilizational myths with each successive plot development.
