| It has been noted that the resulting split of the visual anlage resembles the morphogenesis of the vertebrate anterior plate. |
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| During morphogenesis at any developmental stage, all plant cells require modifications of the cell wall structure. |
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| The two fundamental variables for any quantitative analysis of morphogenesis are the surface curvature and the surface strain rates. |
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| This is helping to engineer skeletal regeneration and tissue morphogenesis in molecular terms. |
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| Assays were repeated in triplicate for each condition, and tubing morphogenesis was evaluated. |
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| Cell adhesion and cell separation are important in the morphogenesis and development of higher plants. |
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| Rapid progress has been made in the understanding of key genetic elements controlling plant morphogenesis during the past few years. |
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| Rates of protein evolution were fastest for genes expressed during the dramatic morphogenesis of round spermatids into spermatozoa. |
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| Plastid morphogenesis in trichome hair cells from the stem and petiole of tomato plants. |
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| These models stress the dynamics during ontogeny of the cellular components of growth and morphogenesis. |
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| While this process may be gradual in different cell types, certain cells undergo very rapid and complex morphogenesis. |
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| Oscillating reactions are thought to play key roles in biological morphogenesis and geologic stratigraphy. |
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| Teeth, hairs, and exocrine glands are organs that develop as appendages of the embryonic surface epithelium through shared placode and bud stages prior to diversification of epithelial morphogenesis. |
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| These genes form a network and strongly correlate with diphyodont morphogenesis. |
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| Thus, large or complex teeth and scales arise through changes in the morphogenesis of individual primordia, rather than through the concrescence of primordia. |
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| The system has found wide application in the studies on morphogenesis, virology, pathology, biochemistry, genetics and other fields of biology and medicine. |
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| Retinoic acid is essential for normal cell morphogenesis, growth, and differentiation. |
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| To understand morphogenesis we need to look at the mechanical forces that cells can exert and the underlying cellular properties that generate these forces. |
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| Sea urchins have been used as model animals for studies of morphogenesis, so their fertilization and early development are well known. |
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| Light is important for plant growth and morphogenesis, affecting germination, seedling development, shade avoidance, flowering, and photosynthesis. |
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| My doctoral thesis focuses on the morphogenesis of the nervous system in the amphibian Ambystoma mexicanum. |
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| They simulate it, like the scenes of trans-real corn whose morphogenesis simulates a growth pattern borrowed from botany. |
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| In our study, 2,037 differential genes were screened using a series of bioinformatics analyses of diphyodont morphogenesis. |
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| Exocytosis and endocytosis are crucial to maintain cell homeostasis and are also involved in differentiation and morphogenesis of cells. |
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| This process relies on the spatiotemporal aspects of morphogenesis, called morphogenetics, for the assembly of most of the projection. |
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| Plant morphogenesis is brought about chiefly through differential growth. |
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| Antithetically, where more common polygenetic morphogenesis occurs, some mixture of tectonic, marine, or climatic effects is superimposed on the setting, and a hybrid suite of landforms results. |
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| These findings highlight the importance and mechanisms of molecular crosstalk between cadherins and integrins in the control of cell plasticity during histogenesis and morphogenesis. |
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| The morphogenesis of organisms is a continuous event whose information is passed down through the generations from the moment oogenesis takes place. |
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| Pericyclic cells about to produce a root primordium synthesize ribonucleic acid, in anticipation of the period of growth and morphogenesis that will result in a new apex. |
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| Animal morphogenesis is accomplished by growth and by cell movement. |
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| Using the apple tree, we shall identify and manipulate the genes involved in the different development stages and in their regulation, notably those involved in morphogenesis of caules or roots. |
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| He was interested in morphogenesis, the development of patterns and shapes in biological organisms. |
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| This is caused by the evolution of their Hox genes, controlling limb morphogenesis. |
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| Our results show that FAK has a critical role in morphogenesis and its activity is required for a specific morphogenetic movement called epiboly. |
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| Using this instrument, my proposal aims to understand the molecular determinants of monolayer mechanics as well as the cellular behaviours that drive tissue morphogenesis. |
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| Sheldrake proposed his theory of morphogenetic fields as the only viable alternative to mechanistic and vitalistic theories to explain biological morphogenesis. |
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| With syndecan-2 as the primary syndecan expressed during development, this proteoglycan may aid in the adhesion of cardiomyocytes early in cardiac morphogenesis. |
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| They explain laboratory techniques for investigating such topics as genetic processes, mating types, microneuclei and macronuclei, cortical morphogenesis, and behavior. |
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| If combined with its photobiont under appropriate conditions, its characteristic form associated with the photobiont emerges, in the process called morphogenesis. |
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| Morphogenesis in animal embryos can also involve extensive cell migration. |
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| Morphogenesis of the specialized peridermal tissues in Decodon allenbyensis from the middle Eocene Princeton Chert. |
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