| The well-studied ion channels all have low-order symmetries ranging between twofold and fivefold. |
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| This investigation examined the behaviour of the sub-tropical fruit tree, mango, to enable comparison with these well-studied systems. |
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| Mammary tumors were created in the mice in response to the polyoma virus middle T antigen, a well-studied oncogene product. |
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| In animals, well-studied examples of the coenocytic state are found in oogenesis and in the early embryogeny of Drosophila. |
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| The morphology of this cell is identical to a well-studied neuron in goldfish that is monosynaptically activated by the Mauthner cell and in turn excites spinal motoneurons. |
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| One well-studied case decisively confutes all the conventional arguments. |
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| In the fruit fly, there is a well-studied system that prevents transmission of one particular genotype to the next generation in appropriate genetic backgrounds. |
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| Some rocks have basaltic compositions similar to the well-studied meteorites thought to have come from Mars, but other rocks are more like the volcanic rock andesite. |
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| But, recently, an extract from a well-studied tropical fern called Polypodium leucotomos, has caused great excitement among dermatologists. |
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| One well-known and well-studied sleeplike state is called nyctinasty, or night movement. |
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| The western fence lizard and western black-legged tick have been well-studied in California. |
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| Retinol is among the most well-known and well-studied cosmetic ingredients available to formulators designing anti-aging products. |
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| Parallels to well-studied English lexicalization and alternation patterns were drawn where possible. |
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| One well-studied lignan, podophyllotoxin, is so effective at targeting cancer cells for destruction it has been modified for use in chemotherapy. |
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| Carbon dioxide is a well-studied gas that readily absorbs Earth's infrared radiation and reradiates part of it back to the Earth, thus causing warming. |
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| Well-studied examples occur in the hydractiniid hydroids, which encrust hard substrata with stolons that serve as tube-like connections between feeding polyps. |
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