If this option is chosen, then usually in a niche-oriented context.
Social niche The selective context in which social behaviour occurs, affecting the strength and direction of selection on it.
In terms of the model, this fast out-competition in the chimeric situation can only be explained under the assumption that IFN α (besides the stem cell activation) induces an additional defect in the cells ability to reattach to the niche-like signalling context A and, thus, to retain their self-renewal ability (IFN α-mediated self-renewal deficit (SRD)).
By leveraging Niche PSO in our context, we can avoid local optima and achieve a more revenue and energy-efficient VN embedding solution in the evolution process, which is the critical contribution of this thesis.
This review will highlight important aspects of satellite cell and their niche biology in the context of muscle regeneration, and examine recent progresses in the development of engineered cell delivery matrices designed for skeletal muscle regeneration.
We suggest that many of the criticisms directed toward species action plans result from an over-optimistic view of their power to catalyse action, and conclude by presenting a new model describing their niche within the wider context of conservation biology and policy.
Their offspring and the niche players are given context.
Will the naturalised rootstocks pool widen its ecological niche, especially in the context of its ability to exchange genes of interest?
In addition, considering symbioses using phylogenetic approaches can yield insight into symbiont effects on host niche within the broader context of host evolutionary history (Poisot et al. 2011).
Differences in cellular context, cellular niche, expression level, or temporal expression in animal models may account for the lack of EWS-FLI1-associated leukemia in humans.
