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The recent availability of the 1000 Genomes project Phase I data, which includes full genome sequences (based on a combination of low-coverage whole genome sequencing and targeted deep exome sequencing) for more than 1,000 individuals from 14 populations, has opened new opportunities to study genetic variation in our species [ 26].

Global efforts to all but ban the international trade of caviar from the Caspian Sea, where overfishing and pollution have depleted sturgeon populations, have opened enormous opportunities for affordable substitutes from unlikely places in America.

High-throughput genomic association studies on extensive populations have opened up new avenues in detecting susceptibility factors for late-onset AD.

Do all non-clonal populations have open-core genomes, or is this influenced by the environment a bacterium occupies?

By contrast, in some populations, forest fragmentation has opened new areas for colonization favoring population expansion.

Which is why, after years of an escalating cat population, Rikers Island has opened its doors to animal groups that in recent months have come to spay and neuter around 240 cats.

The historic city of Porec, in the Istrian region of Croatia, is currently working on creating an albergo diffuso And the 14th-century Alpine village of Mase (population 220) in Switzerland has opened a test house — a charming wooden chalet called Au Bois de Lune (41-27-281-20-22; mase.ch), with rates for two from about 500 euros a week.

As one of the world's fastest-aging countries, with nearly 9 percent of its population over 65 already afflicted, South Korea has opened a "War on Dementia," spending money and shining floodlights on a disease that is, here as in many places, riddled with shame and fear.

The recent advent of high-throughput SNP genotyping technologies has opened new avenues of research for population genetics.

That view has opened a rift between the Shiite majority, roughly 60percentt of Iraq's population, and the Sunnis and Kurds, each about 20percentt of the population.

The organization has opened dozens of bakeries, supplying subsidized bread to the war-ravaged, drought-parched population.