Our study identified substantial genetic diversity in each series, in contrast to the report of only 26 SNPs detected in a single clinical series of Candida glabrata isolates that spanned a 10-month period (Singh-Babak et al., 2012).
Channel 4 have set out a new series diversity targets that must be met otherwise executives face bonus cuts.
But Pegg said that Roddenberry's pioneering work exploring diversity in the series indicated he would have welcomed such a move.
"The Race Issue," which marks the fiftieth anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., inaugurates the magazine's yearlong "Diversity in America" series.
The lack of diversity within the series is the one problem that sticks out the most, particularly amid growing discussions in publishing about the need for diversity.
Rowling's openness with her fans has led to further questions over the glaring lack of diversity elsewhere the series, and her responses over each observation or interpretation of her work have raised a number of eyebrows.
At a time when the BBC has come under pressure to increase diversity, the new series of the cookery show was notable for a line-up that included contestants whose families originally came from Lithuania, the Caribbean, and the Philippines, as well as fellow semi-finalist Tamal Ray, whose parents moved to the UK from India in the 1960s.
Falush et al. (2003) examined DNA sequence diversity in a series of house-keeping and virulence genes in a global collection of Helicobacter pylori isolates.
"It's a great study," Gravendeel says, and it shows how orchids owe their diversity to a series of innovations above all, the ability to grow in tropical mountains that individually or jointly touched off explosions of new species.
The structural diversity of this series of promising natural products is of special interest in drug design, and should therefore be useful in future medicinal chemistry efforts aimed at the development of new GAPDH inhibitors having increased potency.
