Sentence examples for frog to human from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, their binding partners on neuroglobin, namely Glu60 and Glu87, are conserved in the amino acid sequence from frog to human.

The first two sites are conserved in p63 isoforms from zebrafish to human, whereas the third site is conserved from frog to human.

Figures displaying OR coverage by position for all other species ranging from frog to human look very similar (figures S10, S11 [see Additional file 1]).

Although not resolving the dichotomy between temperature and metabolic rate (both increasing, indeed, from frog to human [ 52]) the result was congruent with the conclusion drawn out from the comparison of teleostean fish genomes [ 50, 51].

Such a self-renewal system has been shown to be present throughout vertebrates, from zebrafish, frogs, to human.

It is noteworthy that the tetrapodan SAP30 orthologs from frogs to humans (Sarcopterygii) are much more dispersed in the distance tree than are the SAP30L orthologs in the corresponding species.

When biologists discovered in the early 20th century that these frogs were unusually sensitive to human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), they were adopted widely as a low-cost pregnancy test in hospitals, primarily in the 1940s and '50s.

"We're not far removed from other vertebrate species, so what we learn from frogs is absolutely relevant to human development".

Could they be contributing to the decline in the frog population and by proxy to human health problems?

However, the N-terminal region have high identity to snake venom CRISPs (53% 94%), but low identity to human, murine, frog CRISPs (less than 40%).

These data provide the first direct experimental evidence that NANOS3 functions in human germ cell development; indeed, NANOS3 is now one of just two genes that has been directly shown to function in germ cell development across diverse species from flies, worms, frogs and mice to humans [the other is BOULE, a member of the Deleted in Azoospermia (DAZ) gene family].