Populations of L. inflata consist of myriad distinct genetic lineages, which are expected to be reproductively isolated from one another.
Originally, in some remote prehistory, each of these races formed a unity, but with the passage of time they split up into a myriad of peoples with a great number of distinct languages.
Hybridization, genetic mixture of distinct populations, gives rise to myriad recombinant genotypes.
The cullin RING domain adaptor architecture has diversified through evolution, such that in total many hundreds of distinct SCF and SCF-like complexes enable degradation of myriad substrates.
Since the effect of distinct chemotherapeutic agents on tumor cell killing and/or immune function varies among agents, there are a myriad of possibilities in terms of schedules, doses, partnering agents, and tumor models that may be examined in future studies.
The ability of macrophages to rapidly adapt to their microenvironment has led to the description of a myriad of different macrophage populations with overlapping but distinct properties.
for any pair of distinct histories.
Combining two divergent genomes of distinct parental species in a new plant must generate the strong "shock", may disrupt intrinsic regulatory and developmental harmonies, possibly cause a myriad of incompatibilities at many layers, which is particularly important in plant evolution [ 3, 14, 27, 53].
In the vertebrate detoxification system, UGT proteins recognize a myriad of hydrophobic aglycone molecules and each UGT has distinct but broad overlapping substrate specificities [ 20, 49].
