Our data highlight the extraordinary diversity of the T-cell repertoire, which result in every individual mouse expressing a majority of receptors that are unique to that individual.
The genetic model organism community, in particular, has pioneered the application of ontologies to phenotype data, specifically for describing the extraordinary diversity of shape, size, position, composition, etc. in the observable physical characteristics in mutant genotypes relative to the wild type [4].
Next-generation sequencing (NGS) allows faster acquisition of metagenomic data, but complete exploration of complex ecosystems is hindered by the extraordinary diversity of microorganisms.
Hakalau was created in 1985 after surveys revealed an extraordinary diversity of native and endangered birds in this remnant forest.
While the extraordinary diversity of Waterside might be expected to produce conflict among neighbors, it hasn't.
This delightful A to Z celebrates the extraordinary diversity of feelings named by cultures around the world.
There is an extraordinary diversity of taste and fermentation from something as simple as flour and water.
The result was extraordinary diversity of style, from the folk art imagery of anonymous lithographers to major works by the best known of the poster artists, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.
Cladogenetic evolution has produced the extraordinary diversity of the living world, with its more than two million species of animals, plants, fungi, and microorganisms.
Intra- and inter-individual sequence analyses revealed extraordinary diversity of MgC1q at both the DNA and cDNA levels.
Researchers say the worms' feeding strategy is unlike anything seen before and highlights the extraordinary diversity of deep-sea creatures.
