Freshwater limestones of limited extent represent a spectrum of small-scale settings developed within and along the margins of lacustrine basins.
Explosive growth generates characteristic 'star-like' phylogenies in which a single strain, the 'master sequence' in quasispecies theory, gives rise to a large population of diverse quasispecies with a spectrum of small mutational changes from the master sequence [ 28, 29].
To analyse the endocytic mechanism responsible for EV internalization, and to test whether endocytosis was required for infection by intact EVs, we infected HeLa cells in the presence of a spectrum of small compound inhibitors known to affect endocytic processes.
There will be a lot of it, but each part will likely be individually rare and existing experimental approaches are probably not sensitive enough to detect what could be a spectrum of very small effects across hundreds or thousands of genes.
Ms. Linney spends much of her performance stock-still, hands clasped, telegraphing a spectrum of feelings with small, amazingly articulate shifts in expression and posture.
All the systems with different fullerene derivatives demonstrate a sum spectrum of small localized and mobile polarons whose contributions depend on the structure of the fullerene derivative.
Interleukins are a wide spectrum of small regulatory protein molecules encompassed in the family of cytokines, exerting their effects via gene activation that leads to cellular stimulation, growth, differentiation, functional cell-surface receptor expression, and cellular effector function.
Furthermore, data from dense arrays reveal a spectrum of CNVs [1], from small insertion-deletions to megabase scale structural variants.
"There is a spectrum of disease that ranges from small to large arteries," he says.
