It remains unclear, for instance, why paralogues were retained in some gene families but extensively lost in others.
When compared the sorghum orthologs, the rice homeologous gene pairs in clade I.1 extensively lost inducibility under drought, salt, and cold stresses.
During Bodhi's birth, she bled extensively, losing, she said, 40 percent of the blood in her body.
When a large and contiguous portion of an organ has been removed, this extra growth is referred to as regeneration, which typically involves the formation of a blastema, a zone of progenitor and/or stem cells that proliferate extensively to replace the lost tissue mass (Stoick-Cooper et al. 2007; Brockes and Kumar 2008).
(B) In rat β4 homology model, there is a little positional shift of Asn-9, making it form a hydrogen bond with Lys-61 but losing extensively hydrophobic interactions with Ile-123, Gln-121, and Leu-123.
TP Hitchcock's rough-cut of The Paradine Case, with which producer David Selznick tinkered extensively in post-production, was lost in a flood in the 1980s.
In a number of hemiascomycetous yeasts the mitochondrial genome also contains genes encoding for subunits of Complex I (NADH dehydrogenase) [ 9], they were, however, lost in the most extensively studied Saccharomycetaceae family which includes the model species Saccharomyces cerevisiae [ 2].
With his father, a prominent physicist, he spent a year in China as a boy and later travelled extensively in South and Central America, on one occasion becoming lost in a Mexican jungle and being cared for by its inhabitants.
In contrast, on fibronectin, AECs rapidly lost surfactant expression and spread extensively [ 24].
In the latter stage, carotenoids and other soluble solids are accumulated, chlorophyll is lost, the cell wall is extensively modified, the organic acid content is reduced, and the concentration of a number of volatiles increases.
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