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Total RNA was extracted independently from apical buds harvested on September 17th, 24th and October 1st for endodormancy and on January 14th, 28th and February 11th for ecodormancy, and equimolar mixtures were then established, to obtain a representative library for each population and developmental stage.

Soil populations and developmental rate of nematodes are affected by the length of the growing season; temperature; availability of water and nutrients; and moisture, type, texture, and structure of soil.

This observation implies that PSA-NCAM may play synaptogenic functions in specific neural populations and developmental ages.

Most of the populations were analyzed on the day of sampling, which enabled us to determine the population census and developmental stage of individual worms.

In this way Riedl was not only one of the first to articulate the importance of development for understanding organismal evolution, he also provided a link between population genetic and developmental (organismal) approaches to evolution, a task still considered difficult by many (see Amundson 2005).

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a highly genetic neurodevelopmental condition affecting >1% of the population (Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network Surveillance Year, 2008 Principal Investigators, 2012).

Population pharmacokinetic modelling and developmental approach enabled to perform simulations, which showed that continuous infusion was the most adapted dosing regimen, for children over 1 month of age.

Thirty-four percent of the children had at least one diagnosed chronic medical condition, a rate one-third higher than the general U.S. child population, with asthma and developmental delays among the most-cited problems.

Higher-order lateral shoots were also common on plants from both populations, and showed developmental patterns similar to those of second-order shoots.

CB is abundant throughout the central nervous system (CNS) and has been used extensively as a marker of neuronal sub-populations for anatomical and developmental studies.

Our results complement these previous studies to provide the first mixed effects analysis of VFM development, allowing for the creation of population and individual VFM developmental trajectories for the first time.