The genetic and phenotypic resources now available for the VRC and other Caribbean-origin vervets enable their use for genetic investigation of traits relevant to human diseases.
The neural crest origin of SHSY5Y cells enables their further differentiation, manifested by the extension of neurites to generate neuronal networks.
The Sepharad usually maintain special characteristics according to used names and surnames, including those related to the nature, to feelings, or from cities and countries ever inhabited by their ancestors in the past, thus enabling identification of their origin.
In the United States, the Agriculture Department is considering a measure to require electronic ear tags on all of the nation's 95 million cows by July 2006, up from just 10percenttodayay, to enable it to trace their origin and contacts with other cows.
In addition to the general requirements, sector-specific legislation applies to certain categories of food products such as fruit and vegetables, enabling consumers to identify their origin and authenticity [ 1].
As more ESTs are sequenced from teleosts and we move deeper into each library, more class II loci from more fish will most likely appear enabling a broader understanding of their origin and evolution.
Particles containing two- or one-component combinations of these elements (Pb-Sb, Pb-Ba, Sb-Ba, Pb, Sb, and Ba) as well as the ones containing barium, calcium, and silicon (Ba-Ca-Si) were classified into the class of indicative particles that enable one to infer on their origin from a firearm discharge with a high probability.
Their detection enables the origin of the matrix protein gene to be established as the A/Puerto Rico/8/34 strain.
Accurate description of lesions will also enable better understanding of their origins.
GISH labelling enabled the genomic origin of the chromosomes to be determined by fluorescence colour: digoxingenin-labelled genomic DNA of T. dubius labelled chromosomes of T. dubius origin green or yellow (D-genome) and biotin-labelled genomic DNA of either T. pratensis (to T. miscellus) or T. porrifolius (to T. mirus) labelled the P-genome (either T. pratensis or T. porrifolius) orange or red.
