Another putative sorbitol transporter sequence was nearly absent until 31 DAFB, but abundant thereafter to maturity (Pa_05395 in NG4-QT66).
The transcripts of SvCslF8 and SvCslF9 were the next most abundant in tissues that have not reached full maturity, such as leaves and younger stem internodes (Additional file 1: Figure S2).
Nowadays, with the maturity of numerical modeling paradigms, there is abundant heuristic knowledge relating design parameters to outcomes.
SOD1 or its mutants enter mitochondria as demetallated [23], [15] and, as such, may undergo an abundant oxidation and consequently oligomerization on the way to maturity i.e. before metal binding.
If being introduced to an unfished cod population, trawling would shift distribution of phenotypes towards smaller length at maturity, whereas large individuals would become disproportionally abundant in the spawning stock in the presence of gillnet fishing.
The lesser abundant organic acids, succinate and maleate [ 85], decreased toward maturity by 18-fold and 24-fold in CS compared to 4-fold and 6-fold respectively, in Shiraz.
Three genotypes, assumed to be equally abundant at time zero, differed only in the age of reproductive maturity and in whether, once mature, they ever delayed reproduction.
With the exception of lodging, we observed abundant phenotypic variation and normal distribution for grain yield, plant height, maturity date and protein and oil content in the tested accessions (Additional files 4 and 5).
This technique allows access to the specific types of cross-links that are abundant in mineralized tissues (Pyr and deDHLNL [28]) and gives information about the maturity and thus quality of the ECM.
Once they reach maturity, they pupate and grow wings, turning into a short-lived but abundant food source for trout and other fish.
