By the 21st century it was evident that advanced economies would depend more on human capital than on physical capital and on the production of services rather than the manufacture of goods; as a consequence, cities were shifting from loci of industrial production to centres of knowledge.
During the course of a wider research program, we collected 337 specimens at Glass Buttes from loci originally sampled by Ambroz et al. (2001).
Plastic deposition in hydrological systems is a pervasive problem at all geographic scales from loci of pollution to global ocean circulation.
For heterozygosity alone, an association with INRA111 is given further support from loci 1at and INRA131.
Non-candidate genes had been drawn from loci that are differentially expressed between behaviorally different nurse and forager honey bees.
Some association signals from loci of unknown function are likely to be markers of rarer causative variants which contribute significantly to the familial aggregation of the particular disease.
It also allows discrete measurements of complex mixtures of small RNAs that arise in heterogeneous populations from loci with diffuse boundaries [23], [27], [28].
With the exception of atoB, these trees included the alleles from loci of GAS having the highest percentage nucleotide sequence identity based on BLASTn.
The microarray probes detect transcripts of this phosphatidylserine decarboxylase pseudogene that arise from loci on five different chromosomes (5, 11, 14, 17 and Y).
First, the miRNA precursors are single stranded transcripts that can fold into characteristic hairpin structures, which is transcribed from loci distinct from their target genes.
Evolutionary forces (e.g. different mutation rates, levels of selection) whose impacts are heterogeneous across the genome further complicate the interpretation of empirical estimates of θ measured from loci distributed across the genome [41], [42].
