For necrotrophic fungi, crop rotation may prolong the period during which pathogen populations are responding to distinctly different selective pressures.
Because of the distinctly different selective forces acting upon nuclear- versus mitochondrial-encoded proteins, we focused on nuclear-encoded membrane proteins for this work.
Nevertheless, cholesterol and triglycerides displayed significant elevations that were distinctly sex selective (treatment × sex interaction, p < 0.03), with a preferential effect in males.
When comparing the properties of [Mpa, cis-Apc]AVP and [Mpa, cis-Apc]OT (Table 2), they both exhibited a high anti-oxytocic activity (pA2 = 8.46 and 8.11, respectively) but the oxytocin analogue was distinctly more selective.
This could be caused by numerous horizontal transfers or by distinctly different selective pressures on these genes, such as if some proteins are not actually SAICAR synthetases or have a second activity in addition to SAICAR synthetase.
The two non-tumour selective porphycenes had distinctly accelerated serum and tissue kinetics; serum halflife times being as short as 1 min. The specific localisation of the slowly distributed, tumour selective photosensitizers, occurred exclusively during the distribution from serum and uptake into tissues.
The series represents the first example of selective COX-2 inhibitors built around a distinctly polar core, contradicting an earlier accepted view that a lipophilic scaffold is required for high inhibitor potency.
It is the story of the mother-infant bond told from a nuanced but distinctly Darwinian perspective, an appraisal of how a welter of selective forces has shaped maternal behaviors, impulses and strategies over tens of thousands of years.
Comparing the gas response before and after Pt decoration, it is found that the gas response distinctly increases at the same SO2F2 concentration, indicating that the Pt-TNTAs possesses selective detection for SO2F2 after Pt particles decoration.
