Sentence examples for young organisms from inspiring English sources

The regenerative capacity of organ stem cells is very efficient in embryonic and young organisms, but deteriorates with advancing age, and the cell-extrinsic changes, i.e. the aging of the stem cell niche, play a large role in that age-specific decline.

You can move it in one direction or the other," says Wyss-Coray. "It's almost mythological that something in young organisms can maintain youthfulness, and it's probably true".

However, far less is known about the sensitivity of young organisms to maternal influence.

However, growth rate in numerous other young organisms, such as humans is also very rapid [9], but in spite of this TL in newborn humans shortens rapidly during their first years of life [9].

In the wild, growth suppressants exclusively hurt young organisms by inhibiting their developmental growth.

This suggests that aging is a continuation of normal traits in young organisms.

Negative stimuli affecting personality, that children are exposed to sometimes for years, result in a local strain in a child's young organism, and then, commonly, in motor system dysfunctions.

A third is to interpret more liberally what it is for a mental state to be "typically caused" (or perhaps "normally caused") by some event or state of affairs: Perhaps it is enough that in the young organism, or its evolutionary ancestors, mental states of that sort were caused in a particular way, or the system was selected to be responsive to certain sorts of environmental factors.

The cells of a young organism have genes that can be switched on by a chemical signal, a morphogen, resulting in the growth of a certain type of structure, say a darkly pigmented patch of skin.

In the young organism, post-mitotic cells are not senescent.

Aging-associated pathologies are continuation of normal functions of the young organism.