Sentence examples for populations isolated from inspiring English sources

Its restriction to specific habitats, and its frequent disturbance by human activity, well-meaning and otherwise, have made its populations isolated and prone to the effects of inbreeding.

Disappearing water meadows and a loss of riverside vegetation on which the herbivorous vole feeds has left populations isolated and more vulnerable to predation.

Bacterial populations isolated from the two plant genotypes were also analyzed irrespective of their culturability status.

Biofilms, comprising SRB and SOB populations isolated from a sediment sample were grown under static conditions on surfaces of electrodes manufactured from steel piling material.

We have previously reported in a related study that 2% to 100% of yeast populations isolated from seed rice husks degraded PBSA emulsion (Kitamoto et al. [2011]).

MSC populations isolated from adipose tissue may also contain regulatory T (Treg) cells, which have the capacity for modulating the immune system.

Peculiarities of the structural organization in non-spore-forming bacteria associated with long-term anabiosis were revealed both in laboratory cultures and in natural populations isolated from 1 3-Myr-old Eastern Siberian permafrost and tundra soil.

As selection and drift act independently on populations isolated from the rest of their species, separation may eventually produce organisms that cannot interbreed.

Treg immunotherapy will demand very high numbers of highly pure Treg populations isolated in a GMP manner.

To this aim, we decided to analyse two E. aerogenes populations isolated from Marseille hospitals in 1995 and 2003.

Human articular cartilage samples were digested and clonal populations isolated using a differential adhesion assay to fibronectin.