The Northern and Central Coromandel ESUs showed the lowest supertype differentiation from one-another, with D EST of 0.044 and G' ST of 0.012.
Otawa showed the highest levels of differentiation from all other ESUs (D EST 0.174-0.397), while the four ESUs from the Coromandel Peninsula displayed the lowest differentiation from one-another (D EST 0.039-0.098).
Chapter ten describes the differentiation of individuals from one another by 'DNA fingerprinting' for purposes of paternity testing, forensic sample identification, and bone marrow engraftment monitoring.
While it has been suggested that BAs and WAs originate from a common population of mesenchymal cells, it is not known how and at what stage the differentiation pathways diverge from one another.
Exclusion of intracranial disorders and differentiation from one of the trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias is recommended in the patient of HH in the IHS diagnostic criteria [8].
We describe for trypanosomatid parasites how autophagy plays a role in the differentiation from one life cycle stage to the next one and, in the case of the intracellular parasites, for virulence.
When indices are < 1.00, they indicate infra-discrimination, which suggests weak differentiation from one level to the next [ 60].
According to this theory, the complex multicusped teeth in mammals evolved by differentiation from one simple-shaped tooth of mammalian ancestors (Fig. 3a).
However, quantifying migration rates over this timescale was not always possible because all potential source populations could not be sampled and, in some cases, we found no significant genetic differentiation between roach at sites distant from one another.
All the clones showed the same morphological heterogeneity of the parental cells, but differed from one another in the degree of differentiation.
The perception and value one has differs from one another.
