Sentences with phrase «developed in vertebrate»

However, such multimerization capabilities should not interfere with the intended goal of non-toxically labeling cells for deep tissue and intravital imaging as the Amrose variants 1 — 3 were developed in vertebrate cells.

The discovery challenges the standard picture of how sexual differences develop in vertebrates.

Not exact matches

Anchiornis possesses well - developed feathers on all four limbs, and comes from a «critical stage along the line to birds», says Xu Xing of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing.

«In addition, we reconstructed the evolutionary history of host associations of the entire family of viruses, demonstrating for the first time that viruses affecting vertebrates developed from arthropod - specific viruses,» says the researcher from the University of Bonn Hospital.

In the most thorough study of its kind, scientists have now analyzed global patterns of island vertebrate extinctions and developed predictive models to help identify places where conservation interventions will provide the greatest benefits to threatened island biodiversity.

All the muscles of our faces develop from a strip of cells at the base of the embryonic head, just as they do in lampreys, which belong to one of the oldest lineages of vertebrates alive today.

«We were able to show salamander - like regenerative capacities in both — fossil groups that develop their limbs like the majority of modern four - legged vertebrates as well in groups with the reversed pattern of limb development seen in modern salamanders,» said Dr. Jennifer Olori of State University of New York at Oswego, co-author on the study.

Charles Darwin thought they were relatives of mollusks; in the mid-1800s, however, Russian biologist Alexander Kowalevsky countered that the mobile tunicate larva, with its dorsal cartilaginous column resembling a spine, should be grouped with vertebrates and not clams and snails — even though the adult never develop a backbone.

These fish have a travelling eye and swim on their sides in what is the most extreme example of vertebrate asymmetry — now we know how they develop this useful trait

In the early twentieth century, axolotls were central to understanding how organs develop and function in vertebrateIn the early twentieth century, axolotls were central to understanding how organs develop and function in vertebratein vertebrates.

«Vertebrates are extraordinarily diverse, however this doesn't mean that they are dissimilar in the way in which they develop.

A new study overturns a long - held theory about how these asymmetries develop, and the researchers say their work could help explain left - right asymmetries in other animals, such as the position and shape of the heart and liver in humans and other vertebrates.

The accuracy of lock - step changes in the microbiota after death is shown to be on a par with blowflies, a current and popular forensic tool and which are attracted to vertebrate corpses where they lay eggs that develop as larvae in known time increments.

«Parasitic fish offer evolutionary insights: Vertebrates once might have relied on a different mechanism for developing neurons in the gut.»

Lamprey show that vertebrates once might have relied on a different mechanism for developing neurons in the gut.

According to scientists, retroviruses probably developed in marine vertebrates, not placental mammals.

But at half a billion years old, retroviruses probably developed in marine vertebrates.

That connection formed the basis for vital internal structures to develop in humans and other vertebrates.

In vertebrates, the notochord develops by convergence and extension of the chordamesoderm, a population of midline cells of unique molecular identity.

The parasite can remain dormant as a cystozoite (a cystic developing stage) in the muscles cells of this vertebrate host until it is ingested by a dog and causes ACH.

They don't have the brain structure — a developed neocortex where pain occurs in higher vertebrates.»