- provisionally. They
based this
referral on its
unusually large dentition (
apicobasal length in
excess of 6
centimetres or 2.4 inches) that
thought to be unique...
-
numerous small circular pores.
Tight junctions also help
maintain the
apicobasal polarity of
cells by
preventing the
lateral diffusion of
integral membrane...
- et al. (January 2014). "TTC7A
mutations disrupt intestinal epithelial apicobasal polarity". The
Journal of
Clinical Investigation. 124 (1): 328–337. doi:10...
- PIN
proteins can be
phosphorylated by PINOID,
which determines their apicobasal polarity and
thereby the
directionality of
auxin fluxes. In addition,...
- The
enamel features patterns of long, thin, and
convex ridges known as
apicobasal ridges that run in the
direction from the
crown base to tip. Approximately...
- S2CID 17106597. Eom, Dae S; Amarnath, Smita; Agarwala,
Seema (20
December 2012). "
Apicobasal Polarity and
neural tube closure". Development,
Growth & Differentiation...
- en-echelon
pattern and the
longest maxillary tooth crowns are
longer apicobasally than the
minimal dorsoventral depth of the mandible.
Differs from Ceratosaurus...
- However,
PINOID (non-polar)-mediated
phosphorylation also
determines the
apicobasal polar targeting of PIN proteins, i.e., more phosphorylation, more apical...
-
comparison demonstrated significant differences in gene
pathways related to
apicobasal polarity, cell-cell
junctions and
axonemal dynein ****embly. GRCh38: Ensembl...
- or from the left side of the
dentary bone. The
dental crown also has
apicobasal ridges,
whose function was to
improve the
gripping and
perforation of...
