The 2001 FARM adults originated from an aquaculture broodstock that had undergone four generations of artificial selection up to that year, primarily for faster growth (Glebe 1998).
Most notable among the changes is the limiting of selection to "up to six films to choose from daily, including a selection of major studio first-run films and independent releases".
We also detect significantly more codons showing footprints of selection in UP clusters for the size categories 6 9 (Table 4).
Episomes have been shown to be maintained in the absence of selection for up to six months, and during passage through mammalian cells and insect vectors in T. cruzi [ 21, 32].
This protocol allows simultaneous investigation of a selection of up to ten compounds within the same experiment, allowing coverage of a wide range of physicochemical properties and various pharmacological targets in the same cassette.
After 3 wk of selection, we picked up the drug-resistant colonies under a microscope; the colonies were trypsinized and plated in 96-well dishes.
The New Yorker, December 11 , 1965P. 146 Last week the Thoroughbred Racing Associations' board of selection, made up of the racing secretaries of the member tracks, chose not only a two-year-old but a filly -Moccasin - as American Champion of 1965.
By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, December 11 , 1965P. 146 Last week the Thoroughbred Racing Associations' board of selection, made up of the racing secretaries of the member tracks, chose not only a two-year-old but a filly -Moccasin - as American Champion of 1965.
For instance, no single episode of selection made up the vast majority of the male selection differentials (Table 1).
As the efficiency of selection scales up with population size, the counterbalancing effect of directional or divergent selection is expected to be greater in marine species with large population sizes (Allendorf et al. 2010).
