Although almost all anthropologists through time have believed that humans comprise one species, few scholars of the early 20th century believed that the various races showed equal capacity for cultural development.
The evolutionary history of humans comprises an important but small branch on the larger tree of ape evolution.
Although humans comprise only a minuscule proportion of the total living biomass on Earth, the human effect on nature is disproportionately large.
N-glycans in humans comprise a wide range of structures containing diverse sugars such as fucose, sialic acid and galactose, whereas fungal N-glycans are mainly composed of mannosyl residues.
The sexual dimorphism of AGD in humans comprises prima facie evidence that this outcome may respond to in utero exposure to hormonally active agents.
The core genome of M. ulcerans isolates known to infect humans comprised a strict subset of the core genome of fish and frog isolates.
The genome of a fish pathogen M. marinum, which sometimes causes opportunistic infections in humans, comprises a 23 kb mercury-resistance plasmid pMM2329.
In England, as in most Western industrialized countries, HEV infection in humans comprises travel-associated (G1 and G3; potentially G2 and G4) and indigenous (G3) infections.
Thus the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae sports TG1 3 repeats on the ends of its chromosomes [ 2], while telomeres of both the filamentous fungus Neurospora crassa and humans comprise TTAGGG repeats [ 3, 4].
Inherited defects of melanogenesis in humans comprise a heterogeneous group of diseases, collectively defined as albinism, and characterized by variable hypopigmentation of the skin and severe developmental defects of the eyes (17).
