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For example, they suggest that being descendent from a particular ancestor is necessary and sufficient for being a member of a species.

Progenies derived from cells with transient AurkB overexpression were more likely to contribute to the placenta (5/11) and less likely to the embryo body (2/11), while cell descendent from transient AurkC overexpression blastomere preferred to contribute to embryo body (6/9) (Fig. 5B).

As regards the question of descent, what is of importance in this doctrine is not its truth but only that all human beings are essentially equal in such a way as if they had descended from one and the same parental couple, whereas it does not matter whether they are also really descendent from only a single couple (RW IV, 17).

All cells descendent from an initially heterozygous cell rendered homozygous for dSnoEX17B or dSnosh1402 by recombination were unambiguously visualized by the absence of lacZ.

Based on morphological and ultrastructural specializations, Wicklow and Borror [77] established the family Epiclintidae for this genus, and supposed that Epiclintes is a specialized descendent from Kahliella-like stichotrichines.

First the Middle East Jews, supposedly at least partially descendent from the earliest Assyrian (late 8th Century BCE) and Babylonian (6th Century BCE) Hebrew exiles, whose mtDNA pools virtually lack sub-Saharan L and North and East African-specific M1 and U6 mtDNA variants.

We are the direct descendents from the Big Bang that created the universe.

Unfortunately Mr. Koenig did not reprise his unexpectedly fierce covers of "Someone's Gonna Die Tonight," by Blitz, and "Parents," by Descendents, from the recent 12-hour marathon show at which he was a guest of a Canadian punk band with an unprintable name.

The eBURST analysis even suggests that a major part of these STs are recent descendents from a few founders (Figure 2).

Likewise, GFP-expressing epithelia in both the crypt and villus might represent an early fusion event in a crypt-based progenitor cell, perhaps on day 2. Notably, crypt-based differentiated Paneth cells which have a >20 day turnover [42], remain unmarked and are not descendents from the cell fusion event (Figure 4J).

Subsequently, the descendents from one clone will eventually generate all active stem cells in the crypt tissue.