An increase in the intracellular calcium ion concentration controls a diverge range of cellular functions, including adhesion, motility, gene expression, and proliferation [ 49].
But since the 1980s they have diverged on a range of indicators, from the age at which women have children to the age at which residents die.
A 1987 study suggested that the mtDNA of the quagga diverged at a range of roughly 2% per million years, similar to other mammal species, and again confirmed the close relation to the plains zebra.
The number of EST clusters with homologs diverged in the range of estimated time intervals is illustrated in Figure 5.
The diffusers are designed with a fixed slenderness of 15 and an aspect ratio of 0.92 and with diverging angles ranging from 4° to 120°.
In plants, many miRNA genes are family- or species-specific (Cuperus et al. 2011), suggesting that miRNA genes in plants arose and diverged on scales ranging from family to species.
In a shotgun proteomics analysis, proteins are digested in diverged physical states ranging from a mono-dispersed state to multiply oligomeric configurations both in non-covalent and covalent bonding.
These genes are somewhat diverged in sequence (ranging from Ks = 0.08, Ka ≈ 0 for the HHF1/ HHF2 pair to Ks = 0.49, Ka = 0.03 for HTB1 and HTB2) and conversion among them was not initially suspected (Maxson et al. 1983).
The victory for the prime minister, by a margin of nearly 3 percentage points, that was given in official results diverged sharply from a range of surveys of voters at polling places that gave the opposition as much as an 11-point lead.
