In the future, I'd broadly expect to see further downsizing (including parts of international), more data partnerships alongside their existing relationship with Facebook, many more talent acquisitions as seed-funded companies slowly die off, which will hopefully tie-in to investment in their mobile app ecosystem to extend their consumer-facing brands globally.
And the acidifying oceans, from the greater amount of carbon dioxide being dissolved, would lead to a dying off of corals and shelled creatures dying off, which would leave a mark in ocean sediments.
The team has shown that the technique can also be used to coax embryonic stem cells to differentiate into different types of neurons, including the midbrain neurons that produce the neurotransmitter dopamine (which degenerate in Parkinson's disease) and cerebellar Purkinje cells (which die off in various movement disorders).
Dopaminergic neurons, which die off in Parkinson's people can routinely make them now.
Dr. DeWit said a mild, fairly windless winter helped the algae persist far longer than ordinary blooms, which generally die off late in the year.
The earliest written record in American history, from 1542, by the Spanish explorer Álvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, appears to indicate that Native Americans on Tampa Bay, in Florida, understood fish die-offs — which still occur in the area today — as typical of certain seasons.
Lucrative $15 physical albums sales are giving way to $1 mp3 downloads, which are will eventually die off in favor of ad-supported or subscription music streaming.
Osteocytes, which are cells critical for maintaining bone health, die off in women who cease making the hormone.
Morbillivirus was also responsible for a devastating 1987 die-off which killed more than 700 dolphins.
