Finally, the differentially expressed genes were compared with the public databases generated from microarray analysis of Arabidopsis thaliana leaves that were infested by diamond back moth (Plutella xylostella) larvae 24 h after the onset of herbivory (GEO GSE10681) [ 39].
Later, Hoffman embarks on marathon bus trips through the mountains of South America, the plains of India and the Taliban-infested back roads of Afghanistan.
What no one realised, however, was that after spending his day around Paralympians, as Junior puts it to me: "I'd go back to my home infested with bugs".
Even if they tried, America's legislative bodies are infested with lawyers, who would surely fight back.
Disturbing, sure, for St Elsewhere's fans; but disturbing for the rest of us too when we realise that this narratory woodworm has infested dozens more American TV series going back to 1951.
Perhaps the topic infested the discourse - but the verbiage back and forwards did seem rather longer than is regularly the case, like a weary lecturer diluting a pint of material to fill a quart pot.
The students staved off further decay as they surveyed, vacuuming green dust off the backs of paintings and wrapping plastic around infested upholstery.
Back then, the whole prison was pretty much infested with roaches, so much so that their presence had to be tolerated as normal, though measures were taken by those who valued cleanliness to keep them down to a minimum.
In this MP's view, the pledge to oppose higher fees was a last relic of the sort of populism that used to infest Lib Dem manifestos back when the party ran no risk of tasting power.
Each guinea pig was infested by 10 A. aureolatum unfed nymphs, which were placed within a cotton sleeve glued to the shaved back of the animal, as described (20 ).
If you think your car may also be infested, give it a thorough vacuuming, too, so that you don't end up carrying fleas and ticks back into the house.
