In particular, experimental evolution studies of microbial populations, which exist as clonal populations that can diversify into multiple subclones, have revealed important evolutionary processes driving heterogeneity within a population.
Nephron progenitor cell populations exist only during embryonic kidney development.
In the Mediterranean Sea, populations exist on Sicily and Crete.
At least two distinct MP populations exist.
No captive populations exist for Society Island Samoana species.
In these systems, microbial populations as regenerative link should be useful and active agents.
When the adult microbiome has been established, the bacterial communities inhabiting the intestine are set and a clear distinction exists between the luminal and the mucus-adherent microbial populations.
Even if little data are available, this microbial population could be considered maize/maize bran endogenous.
Different methods can be used to study complex microbial populations.
