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Finally, the adult stratified epidermis is characterized by a homeostatic process where self-renewing stem cells residing in the basal layer proliferate to replace interior cells while exterior cells are continuously lost to the outside environment.
We propose that potassium located in the stelar apoplast is continuously lost to the outer cell layers and the soil in the absence of functional Casparian strips.
Sperm are continuously lost from the SSTs and move to the infundibulum, where fertilisation occurs.
This in turn should lead to a Muller's ratchet type effect by which genes are continuously lost (McCutcheon and Moran 2012).
The capacities are continuously lost through the pulverization and aggregation of ZnCo2O4 NCPs, as well as the reduced electrical contact.
This exosphere is not stable atoms are continuously lost and replenished from a variety of sources.
The surface of palatine tonsil is covered by a stratified squamous epithelium where the most external cells are continuously lost by sloughing and replaced by cells that are displaced upwards from the proliferating suprabasal cell layers.
The apparent ease of colonization of the external layers of stratified epithelium could be offset by the fact that the most external cells are continuously lost by sloughing and therefore Candida invasion through intact stratified squamous epithelium may only occur at low probability.
Cells move in an inwardly spiraling pattern from the basal to apical layers of the epithelium where the squamous cells at the surface of the cornea are continuously lost into the tear film.
Our model predicts response patterns highlighting the interference of epitope and linked non-epitope loci with each other's evolution and function: Clonal interference limits functionality and speed of adaptation, because beneficial mutations are continuously lost in the competition between strains (Gerrish and Lenski 1998).
Since the origin of the ancestral species on TP7 and TP14, gene families seem to have been continuously lost and this loss does not seem to have been compensated for by gene family gains (both confirmed by DOLLOP and CAFE).
