The twenty items in CINS consist of 10 natural selection concepts (biotic potential, natural resources, population stability, change in a population, limited survival, origin of variation, variation inheritable, origin of species, variation within a population, and differential survival) using three different contexts (the evolution of finches, guppies, and lizards).
To verify whether Plx1 is required for DNA replication in more stressful conditions, we studied the role of Plx1 in DNA replication in the presence of a limited number of replication origins and increased inter-origin distance.
New species evolved in a limited area, a "center of origin," from which they dispersed to other regions over the same pattern of world geography that we see today (Cox and Moore 2010; Lomolino et al. 2006).
"The truth of the matter is that U.S. officials in our refugee program have had quite a bit of experience doing security screenings and interviewing in situations in which there is a limited amount of country of origin information," Schwartz told HuffPost on Thursday.
The TCCs displayed a limited TCR diversity, suggesting an origin from few tumor-specific T cell precursors, while their TCR molecular fingerprints were detected in the patient's tumor infiltrating lymphocytes, implying a role in the spontaneous anti-tumor response.
This might also indicate an origin from a limited number of maternal trees or bi-parental inbreeding.
For recently appearing weedy or invasive lineages, historic ethnobotanical information, confirmed by genetic data, can assign their geographic origin to a limited region.
Studies using transgenic rodents have shown a BM origin of a limited fraction of renal myofibroblasts after ischemia/reperfusion injury (Broekema et al. 2007) and in the model of adriamycin-induced chronic renal failure (Li et al. 2007).
Mollicutes contamination is recognized to be a critical issue for the cultivation of continuous cell lines and about 30% of all cellular models are reported as mycoplasma-infected with a limited number of human species origin [ 11].
We show that most maternal Roma lineages are of non-European origin, pointing to a limited admixture with surrounding populations.
