In contrast, however, such recognition can also be used by selfish individuals to increase fitness, by ensuring that they only perform antagonistic acts towards unrelated individuals.
In the 1974 sitcom Moody and Pegg (the title characters played by Derek Waring and Judy Cornwell), she and Churchill wrote an entertainingly antagonistic double act for a divorced antiques dealer and an unmarried civil servant who each thought he/she owned a valid lease on their resentfully shared apartment.
Therefore, crossing experiments involving both intra- and inter-population matings is a possible approach to test whether sexually antagonistic coevolution acts within populations [e.g. 8], [11], [32] [35].
It is also possible that antagonistic selection acted on rare variants for eyespot size that, by chance, were not present for eyespot color composition in the stock population.
Given that Th1 and Th2 responses are mutually antagonistic, CCR4 antagonists may act as adjuvants that direct the immune response towards a Th1-type response.
David was known as "a comic's comic" whose antagonistic, bitingly sarcastic act often alienated the audience but delighted his fellow comedians.
However, the technology is not well developed for Clonostachys rosea, a biocontrol agent against various plant pathogens due to its antagonistic capacity to act as a hyperparasite, compete for nutrients and space, and induce plant resistance to pathogens.
The mutation rate was not supposed to reflect a biologically realistic rate, but rather to continuously regenerate heritable variation for parental sensitivity and offspring solicitation on which antagonistic selection could act in the absence of sexual recombination.
Importantly, these opposite effects were mutually antagonistic, as rapamycin acted as a potent antagonist for both CsA and FK506.
It is also interesting, that IκBNS acts antagonistic to IκBζ in the regulation of IL-6 in macrophages [ 64, 79].
