Sentence examples for fish origin from inspiring English sources

Levels of palmitoleic (16:1n−7) and docosahexaenoic (22 6n−3) acids were species specific irrespective of fish origin.

Total DNA extracted from the fish gills and intestines were used as template to amplify bacterial 16S rDNA V3 region using GC clamp primer to identify specific bacteria of fish origin by PCR-DGGE technique.

To reduce possible homologous recombination with fish genome, core and enhancer sequences from fish origin, such as trout interferon-inducible myxovirus protein (Mx), zebrafish retrovirus long terminal repeat (LTR) and carp β-actin (AE6), were combined with those of CMV to design alternative hybrid promoters.

The United Kingdom will likely be the first to vet the authenticity of fish origin labels on supermarket shelves in an upcoming pilot project.

Analysis of the chemical composition of otoliths has also been widely used as a technique to differentiate among fish stocks within the same species, reflecting differences in the chemical composition of the individual fish habitat or geographic-associated fish origin (Campana 1999; Thresher 1999).

More importantly, the information about the location of the call is limited to what call center took the call and does not include exposure location or fish origin.

There were also similarities between both fish origins (similar response to stimulus actuation: decrease of total distance travelled and mean velocity, increase of angular velocity and immobility).

The rest of the trace elements analysed did not showed any significant difference (p < 0.05) between fish origins for both fish species (Figs. 2, 3; Table 1).

Tiktaalik (pronounced tic-TAH-lick) means "large shallow water fish". "The origin of limbs," Dr. Shubin's team wrote, "probably involved the elaboration and proliferation of features already present in the fins of fish such as Tiktaalik". In an interview, Dr. Shubin, an evolutionary biologist, let himself go.

Multiple factors likely contribute to the phenomenon that hatchery-origin fish and wild-origin fish with hatchery ancestry are less productive under natural spawning conditions (Araki et al. 2008; Chilcote et al. 2011).

They just don't know to inquire about the fish's origins.