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Plug and overlay assays were applied to screen for natural isolates that modify selection of tetracycline resistance using a Type II assay (∼700 by plug assay; ∼60 plates of about 50 colonies each using the overlay assay).

Niche construction leads to ecological inheritance if changes to the ecological niche persist or accumulate and establish modified selection pressures.

In this modified selection system, the isolation of a- and α-type derivative cells based on transformation with the plasmids pLhyS-2 K-Pa1 and pHhyS-3 K-2α was performed as described in Fig. 2a.

In channel 2, transmission through an external environment, he includes the inheritance of modified selection pressures in the external environments of organisms as a consequence of prior communicative niche construction, and includes Jablonka's and Lamb's behavioral and symbolic inheritance systems.

CBSSports.com used a modified selection process that resulted in Burke being named a second team All-American and a first team Freshman All-American.

One way elk avoided human activity in the day was by modifying selection for security cover.

Using G5 (where a strong cleavage activity was first observed) as our starting pool, a new selection experiment was conducted with the modified selection scheme, in hope of isolating DNAzymes that are Mg2+-dependent and more efficient than G12SD.

The modified selection coefficient (s*) includes the rate of production of derived alleles 2μ, as this might be nontrivial (relative to Δ U) near the drift barrier.

The fact that the change in fitness variance was more important in modifying selection mediated by survival, whereas other temporal trends were more influential in modifying selection mediated by fertility, may or may not be generalizable to other populations that undergo similar demographic trends.

Stable transfections of the rhA1AT expression vectors with modified selection markers were subsequently performed by plating transfected CHO-DG44 cells in 96 well plates for selection in a HT-deficient (−HT) culture medium.

In total, when investigating adaptive divergence between populations in human-altered environments the question arises if local adaption reflects historical or more recent anthropogenically modified selection regimes and demographic parameters.