A building frenzy is under way in Kurdish neighborhoods, and Kurds are expanding into predominantly Arab and Turkmen areas.
Clean water for our expanding and predominantly urban global population will be expensive to deliver, eats into our diminishing carbon-based energy reserves and consequently contributes to green house gases in the atmosphere and climate change.
Genomic analysis of the bovine IGLH locus suggests that the non-functional IGHV2 subgroup may have been expanded due to co-localisation of IGHV2 and functional IGHV1 genes in a duplicated homology unit [ 33] and similarly in the IGL locus many members of the expanded but predominantly non-functional IGLV5 subgroup are found juxtaposed to functional IGLV1 subgroup 1 genes [ 34].
Expanding communication from predominantly normative arguments to include also the emotional connotations of nature may contribute to a shared emotional connection with the public that can be a powerful tool to overcome resistance and build shared visions on conservation issues.
Saudi Arabia, largely Sunni Arab, has grown increasingly alarmed about the expanding influence of predominantly Shiite Iran, which has benefited from the empowerment of a Shiite majority in neighboring Iraq.
Notably, OGs related to signal transduction, defense and also transcription predominantly expand early in evolution.
The localisation of OCT4 and Nanog in blastocysts on day 4 (early blastocysts), day 5 (predominantly expanded blastocyst), and day 6 (hatching blastocysts) was determined by immunohistochemistry [ 4].
Cong et al. (22) made an interesting observation that the short N-terminal fragment of Huntingtin with the expanded polyQ remained predominantly monomeric in cells.
Comparison of the Leptosira cpDNA sequence against itself reveals that short repeats are present in many intergenic regions as well as in some introns and genes (predominantly expanded genes).
In contrast, OGs implied in host pathogen interaction such as functional classes that contain RXLR and LXLFLAK motifs, secretion signals, as well as genes differentially expressed during infection of the host, predominantly expand within pathogenic oomycetes, both on internal as well as external branches.
