We observed that the distribution bias towards "AS-TPs" in groups with TSS distance spans of "300∼500 bp", "500∼1000 bp" and "1000∼bp" (see Supplementary Figure S5).
A study of F ST in subpopulations that span a distance of about 100 km in the same river system did not find significant population subdivision [ 15].
So the energy cost can be divided in three contributions, according to the distance spanned in each of the countries crossed.
Crammed inside every human cell are numerous strands of chromosomal DNA that, if laid end-to-end, would span a distance of about two meters.
The dam, which is situated between steep hills and will span a distance of about eight football fields, will have the same impact as a "natural waterfall," the government said in response to the report by the Mekong River Commission.
Because of the large evolutionary distance spanned by the clades of rope-builders, this would require that rope building was a truly ancestral trait dating back to the early diversification of the filamentous cyanobacteria.
Over 300 people participated in this year's march, which spanned a distance of over 50 miles.
The most common COI+cytB haplotype was shared by specimens from Spain, Turkey, Kenya, Namibia, Madagascar, Laos, and Vietnam, spanning a distance of over 9,000 km or 100 longitudinal degrees on three continents (Figs. 1, 2A, Table 1).
The IgV domain of SIRPα binds specifically to the single Ig-like domain on CD47, spanning a distance of ∼14 nm typical of an immunological synapse [28].
This was revealed by determination of the corresponding probability density function for the distance between the spikes by an automated Bayesian model (Granqvist et al., 2012), which indicates a constant arc interspace distance with a span of ca. 140 μm, suggesting that vascular bundle formation is a patterned rather than a stochastic process.
From the work presented here, we now know that it includes ∼2000 genes and spans a distance of ∼7.8 Mb, which represents 80% of the mating-type chromosome and approximately one-fifth of the N. tetrasperma genome.
