Comparison of these values with those calculated from published data for aerobically growing organisms shows that the denitrifying consortium had lower detachment rate coefficients.
Deoxyribose nucleic acid (DNA), a kind of nucleic acid carrying the genetic information of living organisms, shows to be promising in preparing materials with novel structures and functions [15].
Polarization formation in organisms shows similarity to an effect reported in crystals [14].
The commonness of drought resistant resting stages in many aquatic organisms shows the ecological significance of droughts.
In contrast, LRIM1, a gene with no known homologue in other organisms, shows clear signs of positive selection in An. arabiensis.
Recruitment of sequence reads to these reference organisms shows similar nucleotide identities (60 80%) across the genomes of Pyrobaculum spp. and Thermoproteus neutrophilus, (Figure 2c) representing significant and fairly uniform coverage (∼1x).
