RNAi was originally discovered in Caenorhabditis elegans and rapidly linked to the phenomenon of post-transcriptional gene silencing in plants; however, almost all eukaryotes contain Dicer and Argonaute orthologues and therefore have some form of RNAi system (Hamilton and Baulcombe, 1999; Fire, 1998; Hannon, 2002).
The rapidly waning immunity is linked to the kind of vaccine children receive, experts say.
More recently this gene was clearly linked to the susceptibility of mice to a rapidly-progressing hyperglycemia induced by encephalomyocarditis virus (EMCV) (Izumi et al., 2015).
For 30 years after the fall of Franco it was a different Spain - a modernised economy, linked to the European core by its single currency and the Schengen agreement, and benefiting on top of that from its links to the rapidly expanding economies of Latin America.
As Zhang added content to his expanding Web site in China in 1997, he noticed that the bulk of the traffic was going to the directory, a guide with links to the rapidly growing number of Chinese-language Web sites.
Even an American success in democratizing Iraq "will almost definitely entail majority Shia rule, linked to a rapidly nuclearizing Iran, causing upheaval and increased expectations among Shias throughout the Gulf".
Every year, more and more companies are expanding opportunities in career paths linked to a rapidly evolving global market.
If there is purifying selection it would take longer for the equilibrium to be reached, whereas when there is positive selection the favored alleles, or others linked to them, will rapidly recover their high allele frequencies.
Acetaminophen/hydrocodone, a commonly used analgesic preparation, has been linked to rapidly progressing sensorineural hearing loss in human patients.
Land encroachment to extremely steep areas in study area could be linked to rapidly growing population (CSA 2010) and shortage of land (Pound and Jonfa 2005; WZFEDD 2012; Karltun et al. 2013a; Abate 2014).
