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Most SAARs are presumed to be originally derived from replicative DNA slippage [ 16] in the coding region.
In some clades (Clades IIIa and IIIb, Figure 1), extant intertidal taxa may be originally derived from historical source populations in the deep-sea.
Imprinting has only been described in mammals, plants and insects as part of the sex-specific developmental programme and is in this sense a much more recent phenomenon in evolution, indicating that imprinting mechanisms might be originally derived from those involved in retrotransposon silencing, also suggesting mechanistic similarities (Ideraabdullah et al., 2008).
Although they were originally derived mainly from bone marrow, adipose-derived MSCs (ASCs) were recently demonstrated to harbor properties similar to bone marrow-derived MSCs.
It was originally derived from studies of a forty-year-old, hundred-and-fifty-four-pound man.
They were originally derived from the corporatist labour code of Mussolini's Italy.
Shakuhachi, a Japanese end-blown bamboo flute that was originally derived from the Chinese xiao in the 8th century.
A number of the traditional garments were originally derived from ancient cultures in the region, particularly from Persia (Iran) and farther east in India, Mongolia, and Asian Russia.
Most crop species were originally derived from wild species.
These coenzymes are originally derived from photosynthetic products.
This equation is originally derived and studied in [2].
