Furthermore, quantitative information derived exclusively from distinct unique peptides is not necessarily representative for the presence of organisms or functional groups.
For instance, sister species-pairs within both major clades feed, as larvae, exclusively on distinct bunch grasses, and have morphologically adapted to specific altitudinal ranges.
When BRD1 [ 39] was first evaluated for FRAP under the same conditions as those in other assays, GFP-tagged BRD1 appeared to be localised exclusively to distinct nuclear speckles, without any diffuse distribution across the nucleus, consistent with reported immunohistological staining results [ 40].
Among those, we also identified 2120 promoters co-enriched in H3K4me3 and H3K27me3 (Figure 4B; blue data points), suggesting that regions co-enriched in these modifications exist in zebrafish, or non-exclusively, that distinct cell populations in the ZF4 culture harbor either modification on these regions.
The channel assignment stage results in a schedule in which interfering links can be active in a time slot only if each of them can be exclusively assigned a distinct channel.
Interestingly, in Cx. quinquefasciatus olfactory-specific OBPs belong exclusively to four distinct phylogenetic groups which are particularly well conserved among three mosquito species.
Defined mixtures, which are defined by how they are generated, are source-oriented, and lessen the difficulties by focusing exclusively on a distinct type of real-world mixture, such as emissions from certain sources or source categories.
Each of these neurons has a unique, reproducible morphology and exclusively innervates a distinct region of the myotome (Fig. 1A) (Eisen et al., 1986; Myers et al., 1986; Westerfield et al., 1986).
In contrast, we conducted the CR program exclusively with BP showing distinct cognitive deficits in an extended test battery.
Medulla intrinsic cells extend distinct ramifications exclusively with in the medulla, connecting different layers of the medulla to each other.
